Developing a nursing research community using technology
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The document discusses building a research culture in a nursing department. It identifies challenges like perceptions of time constraints, teaching priorities, and lack of confidence. It then outlines strategies used to promote engagement internally, like social networks, Google groups, blogs and podcasts. The strategies helped increase staff confidence and research outputs like publications and income. Overall, the strategies appeared to help strengthen the nursing department's research culture.
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- 6. Google group
- 7. Google docs
- 8. Blogs
- 9. Podcasts
- 10. Surgeries
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- 14. Calendar sharing
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- 19. Surgeries
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- 24. Google group
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- 36. Clinical colleagues are accessing our resources and are developing research relationships with us
- 37. International partnerships are developing
- 39. Publication & conference activity is focused and increasingDid it work for the staff…?
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- 41. The important thing is to let people know….
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