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Exploring How Nurse Innovators Define and Measure Impact: A Qualitative Study.

Olivia Lemberger¹, Jeanette Rossetti², Siobhán Smyth³

¹American Nurses Enterprise, Aurora, Illinois, USA.

International Nursing Review

|February 23, 2026

Summary

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Nurse innovators use research, financial, and scalability methods to measure innovation success. Quantifying nurse-led innovation highlights its value, fostering recognition and supporting global advancement.

Keywords:

Academic future of nursing government sectors industry innovation innovation metrics nurse innovators nursing leadership qualitative research

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Area of Science:

Healthcare Innovation
Nursing Leadership
Health Services Research

Background:

Nurses have historically driven innovation, yet nurse-led advancements are often unmeasured and unrecognized.
The contributions of nurse innovators are frequently overlooked in academic, industry, and government settings.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore how nurse innovators measure success across diverse sectors.
To enhance understanding of nurse innovators' contributions and their impact on healthcare outcomes.

Main Methods:

Qualitative descriptive study of 31 nurse innovators in the United States.
Inductive data analysis using NVivo, guided by Ritchie and Spencer's framework for rigorous theme identification.

Main Results:

Nurse innovators utilize research, financial, and scalability metrics to assess innovation.
Measures focus on innovation use, efficiency, impact, and user satisfaction.
These metrics provide evidence of the value and impact of nursing innovation for patients, providers, and systems.

Conclusions:

Findings support strategic design, evaluation, and strengthening of global innovation initiatives.
Quantifying nurse-led innovation increases transparency, demonstrates value, and advances recognition.
Disseminating successful innovation strategies empowers other nurses and can secure leadership support and funding.