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Nursing Policy Research : Turning Evidence-based Research into Health Policy.
Title:
Nursing Policy Research : Turning Evidence-based Research into Health Policy.
Author:
Dickson, Dr. Geri.
ISBN:
9780826133342
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Physical Description:
1 online resource (401 pages)
Contents:
Contents -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- Contributors -- Foreword -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- SECTION I: DISCOVERING THE RESEARCH TO POLICY CONNECTION -- 1 Back to the Future: From Evidence to Policy -- Select Examples of Past Policy Changes -- Where Do We Go From Here? The Intersection of Politics and Policy -- Applying Kingdon and Gladwell's Theories to Policy Change by Nurses -- 2 Nursing Outcomes Research: Connections to Workforce Issues and Policy Decisions -- Health Services Research and Nursing Outcomes Research -- Challenges in Nursing Outcomes Research -- Nursing Outcomes Research at the University of Pennsylvania's Center for Health Outcomes and Policy Research -- The Future and the Role of Nursing Outcomes Research -- Lessons Learned -- SECTION II: TOWARD EVIDENCE-BASED POLICY: COLLECTING AND MANAGING THE DATA -- Introduction -- 3 Addressing the Complexities of Survey Research -- It Is All About the Why: Determining Your Survey Research Topic -- Do You Know What You Are Asking? Common Problems With Survey Questions -- Mail Survey Method: Imperatives and Pitfalls -- Collecting Data by Survey-The Best-Laid Plans Can Go Awry -- 4 Forecasting a State Supply and Demand of RNs Using the Revised 2005 HRSA Models -- The HRSA Nursing Demand and Supply Models -- Using the HRSA Models for Forecasting in Individual States: Three Approaches -- FCN Experiences in Using the HRSA Models for Forecasting in Florida -- Summary of FCN Experiences: Lessons Learned in Using the HRSA Models for Forecasting in Florida and Recommendations for Other States -- 5 Missing Data Effects on Nurse Workforce Analysis and Projections -- Sources and Causes of Missing Data -- Analyzing and Classifying Missingness: The Bias Analysis -- Traditional Methods for Dealing with Missing Data -- Recent Developments in Missing Data Techniques -- Lessons Learned.

SECTION III: RESEARCH AND WORKPLACE POLICY -- Introduction -- 6 Work Satisfaction Among Staff Nurses in Acute Care Hospitals -- Sample -- Methods -- Findings -- Discussion -- Policy Implications -- 7 Workload, Quality of Care, and Job Satisfaction in Home Health Nurses -- Background and Significance -- Method -- Findings -- Policy Implications -- 8 The Emotional Demands of Nursing -- A Crisis in Nurse Staffing -- Why Nurses Leave Direct Patient Care -- The Emotional Foundations of Burnout -- Methods -- Results -- What Influences Burnout Among Registered Nurses? -- Which Facets of the Emotional Context of Care Might Contribute to an Understanding of Burnout Over and Above the Effect of Individual and Occupational Characteristics? -- Lessons Learned -- SECTION IV: RESEARCH AND EDUCATIONAL POLICY -- Introduction -- 9 Nursing's Long-Term Pipeline: A Study of High School Students Using a Unique Data Collection Approach -- North Dakota's Unique Nursing Education History -- Tomorrow's Nursing Pipeline: A Literature Review -- Nursing as a Specific Career Vision in High School -- The High School Student Survey -- Discussion -- 10 The Looming Crisis of an Inadequate Pipeline for Nursing Faculty -- Faculty Supply and Demand -- The Pipeline for Faculty Roles -- Discussion -- 11 Clinical Simulation and the Need for Evidence-Based Policy -- Types of Simulation -- Standardized Patients -- Simulation and Policy -- Lessons Learned -- SECTION V: FUNDING THE RESEARCH TO POLICY CONNECTION -- Introduction -- 12 Of Horses and Ponies: Taking Your Show to Washington -- Why Should I Learn to Dance? -- The Dance: One Step at a Time -- The Federal Budget Process -- 13 AHRQ Funding Opportunities for Nurse Researchers -- AHRQ's Changing Mission -- AHRQ's Research Priorities -- Research Funding Opportunities -- Training and Career Development Programs.

Research Infrastructure Support Programs -- Getting an AHRQ Research Grant -- Overview of the Grant Application Submission, Review, and Award Process -- 14 From Issues to Action: How the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Influences Health Policy -- Governmental Policy: RWJF's Role in Advancing the Nurse Practitioner Role -- Organizational Policy: Transforming Care at the Bedside -- The Process of Influencing Policy -- Identifying Promising Solutions to Improve Health and Health Care -- Creating the Evidence to Convince Policy Makers to Improve Health and Health Care Policy -- Restrictions on Lobbying: A Delicate Balance -- Building Capacity of Individuals and Institutions -- Conclusion: How RWJF Influences Policy -- 15 A Metaphor for Addressing the Nurse Shortage in Oregon -- Northwest Health Foundation -- Farming and the Relationship to the Nursing Workforce Crisis -- Cultivating the Environment for Nursing -- Planning for Future Crops: Supporting a Nursing Policy Agenda -- Conclusion and Key Findings -- Lessons Learned -- SECTION VI: MAKING THE RESEARCH TO POLICY CONNECTION -- Introduction -- 16 Policy Development and Nursing -- Citizenship in a Democracy -- Nurses as Participants in a Democratic Community -- The Power of Numbers -- Politics for Policy -- Beyond Baseline -- 17 State Funding for Nurse Faculty Loan Repayment: The Vermont Experience -- Applying Kingdon's Framework -- The Political Stream -- The Policy Stream -- 18 Using Research to Influence Federal Policy: The Nephrology Nurses' Experience -- The Research-Policy Connection -- The Revised Model in Action -- Lessons Learned -- EPILOGUE -- 19 From Research to Policy-The Ultimate Translation -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Z.
Abstract:
Nurse leaders, researchers, and evaluators face a vital problem in the profession: how to successfully translate evidence-based research into health policy. In this book, seasoned researchers share their knowledge, skills, and expertise on the most important aspects of the research enterprise and its connection to policy implementation. Readers will learn how to:.:.; Identify the relevant health care issues that policy makers are concerned with.; Collect and manage data that will influence policy discussion.; Translate statistical significance into policy at the institutional, state, and federal levels.; Secure appropriate funding for research on issues in nursing education, the workforce crisis, and more.; Determine how Congressional processes affect federal funding and budgeting. Dickson and Flynn provide the necessary tools to turn evidence-based research into health policy. With these tools, researchers will not only improve their capacity to influence policy decisions, but will take part in the advancement of the profession at large.;chapter.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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