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Inspiring and Supporting Nurses' Scholarly Works Through a Special Issue Highlighting Nursing-Sensitive Indicators.
Sammie Mosier1, Elizabeth Card1, Caryn Alper1
1HCA Healthcare Clinical Services Group, Nashville, TN.
HCA Healthcare Journal of Medicine
|November 11, 2024
Summary
This special issue supports nurses in making evidence-based decisions and disseminating scholarly work. It highlights nursing
Area of Science:
- Healthcare
- Nursing Practice
- Evidence-Based Medicine
Background:
- Nursing is the largest healthcare discipline in the US, facing pressure for evidence-based practice.
- Scholarly work and dissemination are crucial for advancing nursing.
- Nurse-sensitive indicators are key to improving patient outcomes.
Discussion:
- This special issue aims to inspire and support nurses' scholarly endeavors.
- It focuses on disseminating findings in peer-reviewed medical journals.
- Elevating healthcare quality through nursing contributions is a primary goal.
Key Insights:
- Nursing's role in evidence-based patient care is critical.
- Dissemination of nursing research enhances healthcare quality.
- Nurse-sensitive indicators demonstrate nursing's impact on patient outcomes.
Outlook:
- Continued focus on evidence-based practice will advance nursing.
- Increased dissemination of nursing research will improve patient care.
- Nursing scholarship is vital for the future of healthcare quality.
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