Nursing Policy Research -

Nursing Policy Research

Turning Evidence-based Research into Health Policy

Geri L. Dickson, Linda Flynn (Herausgeber)

Buch | Softcover
400 Seiten
2008
Springer Publishing Co Inc (Verlag)
978-0-8261-3333-5 (ISBN)
112,35 inkl. MwSt
Describes key issues related to the dwindling nurse supply, most of the causes of which are well known, and outlines research and strategies to enhance the recruitment, education, and retention of the nursing workforce. This book emphasizes the role of doctoral prepared nurses in health care policy development.
This book describes key issues related to the dwindling nurse supply, most of the causes of which are well known, and outlines recent research and strategies to enhance the recruitment, education, and retention of the nursing workforce. It emphasizes the role of doctoral prepared nurses in health care policy development and illustrates how research findings can be utilized to generate evidence-based policies that support growth in the workforce. It fosters improvements in all nursing work environments to assure long-term retention.Contributors represent leading academic institutions, foundations, health policy groups including the Agency for Healthcare Research & Quality (US Dept of Health & Human Services), and nursing centers focusing on workforce research and policy.This book covers latest research findings on nurse staffing levels and patient outcomes and nurse recruitment and retention. It examines nursing education issues such as the faculty shortage, recruitment of high school students, and the role of clinical simulation in teaching. It describes how nursing workforce centers are combating the nursing shortage, effective methods to forecast nurse supply and demand, and how to secure funding for workforce projects.

Geri L. Dickson, PhD, RN, is founder and Executive Director of the New Jersey Collaborating Center for Nursing affiliated with the Rutgers University College of Nursing.||Linda Flynn, PhD, RN, earned her bachelor's degree from the University of Maryland, and her master's degree and doctorate from Rutgers University. She did postdoctoral education at the Center for Health Outcomes and Policy Research, University of Pennsylvania, under the direction of Dr. Linda Aiken. She is currently the Director of Research of the New Jersey Collaborating Center for Nursing, Rutgers College of Nursing, where she also serves as Assistant Professor. She has taught courses in research and policy to masters and doctoral students for many years

Contributors

Foreword by Linda Aiken

Preface by Geri L. Dickson and Linda Flynn

Acknowledgements

List of Figures

List of Tables



Section I: Discovering the Research-to-Policy Connection


Back to the Future: From Evidence to Policy, Geri L. Dickson

Nursing Outcomes Research: Connections to Workforce Issues and Policy
Decisions, Sean P. Clarke


Lessons Learned, Geri L. Dickson



Section II: Toward Evidence-Based Policy: Collecting and Managing the Data


Introduction, Geri L. Dickson


Addressing the Complexities of Survey Research, Patricia Moulton, Linda M. Lacey, Linda Flynn, Christine Tassone Kovner and Carol S. Brewer

Forecasting a State Supply and Demand of RNs Using the Revised 2005 HRSA Models, Lynn Unruh and Valerie Danesh

Missing Data Effects on Nurse Workforce Analysis and Projections, Jennifer G. Nooney


Lessons Learned, Linda Flynn


Section III: Research and Workplace Policy


Introduction, Geri L. Dickson

Work Satisfaction among Staff Nurses in Acute Care Hospitals, Carol S. Brewer and Christine Tassone Kovner

Workload, Quality of Care, and Job Satisfaction in Home Health Nurses, Linda Flynn

The Emotional Demands of Nursing, Rebecca J. Erickson

Lessons Learned, Geri L. Dickson



Section IV: Research and Educational Policy


Introduction, Geri L. Dickson


Nursing's Long-Term Pipeline: A Study of High Schools Student Using a Unique Data Collection Approach,
Rebecca Rudel and Patricia Moulton

The Looming Crisis of an Inadequate Pipeline for Nursing Faculty, Brenda Cleary, James W. Bevill, Jr., Linda Lacey, and Jennifer G. Nooney

Clinical Simulation and the Need for Evidence-Based Policy, Felissa R. Lashley and Wendy Nehring


Lessons Learned, Geri L. Dickson



Section V: Funding the Research-to-Policy Connection


Introduction, Linda Flynn



Of Horses & Ponies: Taking Your Show to Washington, Claudia L. McDonald

AHRQ Funding Opportunities for Nurse Researchers, Kathleen Kendrick, Gail S. Makulowich, and Mary L. Grady

From Issues to Action: How the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Influences
Health Policy, Lori Melichar and Susan B. Hassmiller

A Metaphor for Addressing the Nurse Shortage in Oregon, Judith L. Woodruff


Lesson Learned, Linda Flynn


Section VI: Making the Research-to-Policy Connection


Introduction, Linda Flynn


Policy Development and Nursing, Lucille A. Joel

State Funding for Nurse Faculty Loan Repayment: The Vermont Experience, Mary Val Palumbo


Using Research to Influence Federal Policy: The Nephrology Nurses' Experience, Linda Flynn, Charlotte Thomas-Hawkins, and Sandra M. Bodin


Lessons Learned, Linda Flynn


Epilogue


From Research to Policy - The Ultimate Translation, Linda Flynn and Geri L. Dickson



Index

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Verlagsort New York
Sprache englisch
Gewicht 540 g
Themenwelt Medizin / Pharmazie Gesundheitswesen
Medizin / Pharmazie Pflege
ISBN-10 0-8261-3333-9 / 0826133339
ISBN-13 978-0-8261-3333-5 / 9780826133335
Zustand Neuware
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