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Embedding clinical research in pre-registration nursing and midwifery programmes
Catherine Henshall1, Sharon Dorgan2, Julie Menzies3
1Professor of Nursing, Oxford Brookes University and National Institute of Health and Care Research, UK.
A new clinical research learning resource improved nursing and midwifery students' understanding and interest in research. This resource helps integrate research into healthcare, supporting the future clinical research workforce.
Area of Science:
- Healthcare Education
- Clinical Research
- Nursing and Midwifery
Background:
- The UK aims to embed research into everyday healthcare practice.
- Current pre-registration education lacks focus on clinical research delivery.
Purpose of the Study:
- To develop and evaluate a pre-registration clinical research resource.
- To enhance application in clinical settings and improve patient care outcomes.
Main Methods:
- Initial survey to assess resource usefulness among pre-registration nursing students.
- Adaptations made based on findings and expert stakeholder input.
- Second survey re-evaluated resources; findings analyzed using descriptive statistics and thematic grouping of free text responses.
Main Results:
- Ninety-seven pre-registration nursing students participated.
- Most students enjoyed the resources and reported improved understanding of clinical research.
- Students anticipated active research involvement and considered future clinical research roles.
Conclusions:
- The learning resources can overcome barriers to research engagement for nurses and midwives.
- Research can be integrated into clinical, educational, and academic roles.
- The resources are valuable in supporting the clinical research workforce.
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