Examining nurses' attitudes regarding the value, role, interest, and experience in research in an acute care hospital.

Joann Kay Riley, Ambrosha N Hill, Lori B Krause, Laura B Leach, Timothy J Lowe
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This study examined nurses' attitudes regarding the value of and their role, interest, and experience in research in an acute care hospital. A correlational design explored the relationship between attitudes about nursing research, involvement, educational background, and experience. The results indicated an increasing level of value and interest in research for those nurses with greater educational attainment, certified specialty, previously taken research course, research experience, and a nursing position in education. The findings suggest that additional education and guided projects are needed for those nurses with little or no previous research experience.

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研究护士对急症护理医院研究的价值、角色、兴趣和经验的态度。
本研究考察了护士对急症护理医院研究的价值、角色、兴趣和经验的态度。相关设计探讨护理研究态度、参与、教育背景和经验之间的关系。结果显示,对于那些受教育程度较高、专业认证、以前参加过研究课程、有研究经验和在教育中担任护理职位的护士来说,研究的价值和兴趣越来越高。研究结果表明,对于那些以前很少或没有研究经验的护士,需要额外的教育和指导项目。
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