[The summary report of the seminar on nursing education and family planning].
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The following summaries of the nursing research status in eight Asian countries are based on country reports presented at a meeting convened by the WHO West Pacific Regional Office and organized by Yonsei University's WHO Collaborating Centre for Nursing/Midwifery. The aim was to discuss the establishment of an Asian Nursing Research and Training Network.
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With their own philosophy and personal approach, ICN presidents have each left an indelible mark on ICN's history. Moreover, ICN progress made during each quadrennium has depended on the impetus provided by the president and the Board of Directors. Mo-Im Kim, ICN's new helmswoman, below gives an insight on her view of the challenges ahead and just where she hopes ICN will place its emphasis over the next four years.
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In this study, the authors investigate the effects of efficacy and cooperativeness on willingness to adopt an innovation at the individual and nursing-unit levels. The results of a field report showed that efficacy was significantly associated with willingness to adopt an innovation at both the individual and nursing-unit levels, whereas cooperativeness was significant only at the individual level. These results suggest that examining innovation adoption at multiple levels provides more valid information than does examining it at a single level.