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A novel administrative structure supporting academic nursing practice-based scholarship
Angela Moss1, Sarah Livesay1, Barbara Swanson1
1College of Nursing, Rush University, Chicago, IL.
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|November 11, 2023
Summary
Practice-based scholarship (PBS) is vital for nursing science advancement. This paper details initiatives at a Midwest College of Nursing (CON) to enhance PBS support, offering a blueprint for other institutions.
Area of Science:
- Nursing Science
- Health Sciences
- Academic Scholarship
Background:
- Practice-based scholarship (PBS) is essential for advancing nursing science.
- PBS has the potential to improve patient outcomes and save lives.
Purpose of the Study:
- To describe two key initiatives implemented at a Midwest College of Nursing (CON).
- To enhance institutional support for practice-based scholarship.
Main Methods:
- Strategic redesign of the CON's Office of Research and Scholarship.
- Integration and support of practice scholarship through the Office of Faculty Practice.
Main Results:
- The initiatives aimed to create a more integrated and supportive environment for PBS.
- The redesigned offices facilitate collaboration and resource sharing for faculty engaged in PBS.
Conclusions:
- The CON's approach serves as a model for other nursing schools.
- Elevating PBS is crucial for the progression of nursing science and practice.
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