Background Internationally, there is a growing body of literature regarding nurse leadership
in health research, including the importance of programs to strengthen nurses in academic …

Rural researchers collaborate on many levels to collect and analyze data, develop research
reports and disseminate findings. While this collaboration is critical, there is a dearth of …

Abstract Aim and Objective To delineate contemporary practice of registered nurses working
in rural and remote areas of Australia. Background Despite the implementation of strategies …

BACKGROUND: Nurses are expected to embrace research and evidence-based practice
but in rural/remote facilities it is particularly difficult to develop and utilise research skills …

AimTo describe the role, contribution and value of research nurses in New Zealand
community-based or primary health care research. BackgroundResearch nurses are …

The CINAHL and MEDLINE databases were used to conduct a review of international rural
nursing research published between 2003 and 2007. In total, 41 articles were reviewed and …

Introduction: New Zealand has a rural population with unique healthcare needs.
Traditionally, rural health care has been provided by medical general practitioners (GPs); …

Aim This article considers the systems leadership doctor of nursing practice degree as an
option to increase nursing leadership roles and heighten presence at policy tables globally …

Background: Although nurses and midwives make up the largest sector of the National
Health Service (NHS) workforce, studies have identified a lack of knowledge, skills and …

Introduction: Despite the increased understanding of Canadian rural and remote nursing
practice in the past two decades, a synthesis of nursing frameworks to guide practice has …