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A collaborative model for research development and utilization: process, structure, and outcomes.

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Nursing research development has long been viewed by practicing nurses as an activity for those in academia with the "thinking time" and resources to support scientific investigation. This view is being challenged by nurses in one hospital and its affiliated university. They are setting the pace for research activities by establishing a consortium to enhance collaborative research development and utilization. The author describes the model and how its goals have been operationalized through establishing an innovative collaborative structure. Suggestions for implementing such programs are described. Programmatic outcomes achieved in the first 3 years are also described.

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M Dufault. A collaborative model for research development and utilization: process, structure, and outcomes.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7782871/

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