Edited by leadning names in the field
Illustrated with case studies and practical advice throughout
Provides essential awareness of research
Written in a clear, jargon free and accessible style
DAWN FRESHWATER is Professor of Mental Health and Primary Care at the Institute of Health and Community Studies at Bournemouth University, and is leading the development of an Academic Research Centre in Practice with North and South West Dorset NHS Trusts.
VERONICA BISHOP is Editor of
Nursing Times Research, and is a board member of the Hong Kong nurses' journal. She recently retired as Professor of Nursing at De Montfort University, but maintains her links with the NHS through consultancy work.
Government policy states that nursing should be a research-based profession. The vision for nursing in the 21st century is for all nurses to seek out and apply evidence in their practice, for an increasing number to be actively participating in research, and for some to become leaders in the field of research. This book will enable student and professional nurses to develop an awareness and appreciation of research, to understand the policy context, and the implications for their own professional development.|Illustrated with case studies and practical advice throughout All nurses required to have an awareness of research, therefore this text is essential reading Editors are highly regarded names in the field Written in a clear, jargonfree and accessible style
Preface.- SECTION ONE: POLICY AND PROFESSIONAL CONSIDERATIONS.- The Context of Clinical Research: Policy and Professionalism.- Research and Development: Policy and Capacity Building.- International Perspectives: Collaborative Conversations.- The Appreciation and Critique of Research Findings: Skills Development.- Conducting Research in a Clinical Environment: Research Questions, Methods and Support.- SECTION TWO: PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FOR CAREERS IN RESEARCH.- Doctoral Processes: The Scholarly Practitioner.- Introduction to Careers in Nursing Research: Case Studies and Opportunities.- Developing a Research Portfolio: Building a Professional Profile.- Funding Research: Writing Grant Applications.- Knocking Down Ivory Towers: Publish and be Damned.- Looking Ahead: Options for the Way Forward.
DAWN FRESHWATER is Professor of Mental Health and Primary Care at the Institute of Health and Community Studies at Bournemouth University, and is leading the development of an Academic Research Centre in Practice with North and South West Dorset NHS Trusts.
VERONICA BISHOP is Editor of
Nursing Times Research, and is a board member of the Hong Kong nurses' journal. She recently retired as Professor of Nursing at De Montfort University, but maintains her links with the NHS through consultancy work.
Über den Autor
DAWN FRESHWATER is Professor of Mental Health and Primary Care at the Institute of Health and Community Studies at Bournemouth University, and is leading the development of an Academic Research Centre in Practice with North and South West Dorset NHS Trusts. rnrnVERONICA BISHOP is Editor of Nursing Times Research, and is a board member of the Hong Kong nurses' journal. She recently retired as Professor of Nursing at De Montfort University, but maintains her links with the NHS through consultancy work. rn
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Preface.- SECTION ONE: POLICY AND PROFESSIONAL CONSIDERATIONS.- The Context of Clinical Research: Policy and Professionalism.- Research and Development: Policy and Capacity Building.- International Perspectives: Collaborative Conversations.- The Appreciation and Critique of Research Findings: Skills Development.- Conducting Research in a Clinical Environment: Research Questions, Methods and Support.- SECTION TWO: PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FOR CAREERS IN RESEARCH.- Doctoral Processes: The Scholarly Practitioner.- Introduction to Careers in Nursing Research: Case Studies and Opportunities.- Developing a Research Portfolio: Building a Professional Profile.- Funding Research: Writing Grant Applications.- Knocking Down Ivory Towers: Publish and be Damned.- Looking Ahead: Options for the Way Forward.
Klappentext
Government policy states that nursing should be a research-based profession. The vision for nursing in the 21st century is for all nurses to seek out and apply evidence in their practice, for an increasing number to be actively participating in research, and for some to become leaders in the field of research. This book will enable student and professional nurses to develop an awareness and appreciation of research, to understand the policy context, and the implications for their own professional development.
Illustrated with case studies and practical advice throughout All nurses required to have an awareness of research, therefore this text is essential reading Editors are highly regarded names in the field Written in a clear, jargonfree and accessible style
