Introduction Clinical nurse consultants have been a part of the nursing workforce for some
time however a lack of clarity regarding this role has led to significant variations in health …

Background This study replicates previous research undertaken in 2013 that explored the
role of the Clinical Nurse Consultant in a metropolitan health district in Sydney, Australia …

Abstract In 1992, Wentworth Area Health Service in New South Wales, Australia, initiated the
first area-wide review of the role of clinical nurse consultants (CNCs). Its purpose was to …

Background: The impetus for this research came from a group of 11 Clinical Nurse
Consultants (CNCs) within a health service in NSW, Australia, who wanted to investigate the …

Aims This paper reports phase one of a two‐part study in a New South Wales area health
service, which aimed to evaluate the grading system for clinical nurse consultants …

New South Wales Health introduced the role of the Clinical Nurse Consultant in 1987. A
review of the role was undertaken by an area health service in Western Sydney, NSW …

Aims and objectives. This study aimed to evaluate the perceived impact of the nurse
consultant through the lived experience of the staff. Background. Ambiguities exist about the …

Aim To evaluate the work of nurse consultants in the NHS by exploring the views of key
informants and nurse consultants. Method A multi-site evaluative study commissioned by …

Considered by many to be the panacea for all nursing's problems, the clinical nurse
specialist (CNS) has only recently gained widespread recognition as a legitimate role in …

Aim. This paper reports one aspect of a larger study of nursing research strategies in one
English region, focusing particularly on nurse consultants' characteristics and achievements …