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Nursing research in Asia

¹Yonsei University, Graduate School of Health Science & Management, Korea.

International Nursing Review

|March 10, 1998

Summary

This study reviews nursing research in eight Asian nations. It discusses establishing an Asian Nursing Research and Training Network to advance the field.

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Area of Science:

Nursing Research
Health Sciences
International Health

Background:

Nursing research status varies across Asian countries.
A meeting was convened by the WHO West Pacific Regional Office.
Yonsei University's WHO Collaborating Centre for Nursing/Midwifery organized the event.

Purpose of the Study:

To discuss the establishment of an Asian Nursing Research and Training Network.
To foster collaboration and development in nursing research across Asia.

Main Methods:

Summaries based on country reports from eight Asian nations.
Data presented at a meeting organized by WHO and Yonsei University.

Main Results:

Country reports highlighted the current state of nursing research.
Discussions focused on the potential for a collaborative network.

Conclusions:

Establishing an Asian Nursing Research and Training Network is a key objective.
Such a network aims to strengthen nursing research capacity in the region.