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    • Nursing Practice
    • Healthcare Policy
    • Professional Development

    Background:

    • Specialty nursing organizations (SNOs) develop position statements for practice guidance, consumer education, and research promotion.
    • Faith community nursing specialty organizations address practice questions through rigorous statement development.
    • Collaboration among SNOs is crucial for advocating best practices.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To present the processes for creating and revising position statements by specialty nursing organizations.
    • To highlight the development of specific position statements on inclusion, diversity, cultural sensitivity, and direct care.
    • To emphasize the collaborative efforts of SNOs in advancing nursing practice.

    Main Methods:

    • Utilizing a rigorous process for statement development, including topic exploration and synthesis of existing research.
    • Employing surveys to assess current practices within faith community nursing.
    • Documenting the creation of position statements on key practice areas.

    Main Results:

    • Position statements are developed through a systematic process involving research synthesis and practice assessment.
    • Specific statements created address critical areas like inclusion, diversity, cultural sensitivity, and direct care.
    • The presented processes demonstrate a commitment to evidence-based practice and professional consensus.

    Conclusions:

    • Specialty nursing organizations play a vital role in shaping nursing practice through position statements.
    • Collaborative development and revision of statements ensure comprehensive guidance and advocacy.
    • The presented methodologies provide a framework for future position statement development in nursing.