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Developing a productive nursing research program in a clinical institution.

The Journal of Nursing Administration

|March 1, 1985

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This article outlines a systematic framework for nursing administrators to establish productive nursing research programs in clinical settings. It emphasizes integrating new phases and focusing resources to maximize research productivity and scientific contribution.

Area of Science:

Nursing Administration
Clinical Research Program Development
Evidence-Based Practice

Background:

Nursing administrators frequently encounter challenges in establishing effective nursing research programs.
A structured approach is needed to guide the development and integration of research initiatives within clinical institutions.

Purpose of the Study:

To present a systematic process for creating a framework to establish a nursing research program.
To guide nursing administrators in developing productive, credible, and scientifically contributing research programs.

Main Methods:

Describing a systematic process for framework development.
Detailing methods for integrating new program phases.
Outlining strategies for resource allocation and study viability estimation.

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Main Results:

A comprehensive framework for establishing nursing research programs.
Methods to ensure consistency and integration of program phases.
Guidance on optimizing research productivity and scientific impact.

Conclusions:

The proposed systematic process provides a robust framework for developing successful nursing research programs.
Focusing resources and assessing study viability are key to maximizing program productivity and scientific contribution.