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Establishing Research Priorities to Advance Nurse Governance Leadership Science
Lisa J Sundean1, Kimberly A Cleveland
1Author Affiliations: Associate Professor and Program Director (Dr Sundean), Egan School of Nursing and Health Studies, Fairfield University, Fairfield, CT; Dean, Health Sciences Trina Rambo, R.N. Dean's Chair, Gary and Linda Byers School of Nursing (Dr Cleveland), Gary and Linda Byers School of Nursing, Walsh University, North Canton, OH.
This study established key research priorities for advancing nurse governance leadership science. A coordinated agenda will streamline research efforts and enhance collaboration for greater impact.
Area of Science:
- Nurse governance leadership science
- Advancing nursing research agendas
Background:
- Nurses are essential in advancing scientific knowledge within their discipline.
- Developing and executing research agendas is crucial for nursing's scientific progress.
Purpose of the Study:
- To establish critical research priorities for the field of nurse governance leadership science.
- To guide future research endeavors and strengthen the scientific foundation of nurse leadership.
Main Methods:
- Conducted a comprehensive literature search to identify existing knowledge gaps.
- Developed and discussed key themes with subject matter experts.
- Utilized the Nine Common Themes of Good Practice Checklist and the Conceptual Model for Nurses in Health Policy to guide priority setting.
Main Results:
- Identified five distinct research priorities and one overarching cross-cutting priority.
- Proposed the formation of a research consortium to implement and operationalize these priorities.
Conclusions:
- A unified research agenda for nurse governance leadership science is vital.
- This coordination will systematize research activities, foster interdisciplinary collaboration, and improve the efficiency of funding allocation.
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