National nursing science priorities: Creating a shared vision

Patricia A Eckardt; Joan M Culley; Elizabeth Corwin; Therese Richmond; Cynthia Dougherty; Rita H. Pickler; Cheryl A Krause-Parello; Carol F Roye; Jessica G. Rainbow; Holli A. DeVon

doi:10.1016/j.outlook.2017.06.002

National nursing science priorities: Creating a shared vision

Patricia A Eckardt
, Joan M Culley
, Elizabeth Corwin
, Therese Richmond
, Cynthia Dougherty
, Rita H. Pickler
, Cheryl A Krause-Parello
, Carol F Roye
, Jessica G. Rainbow
, Holli A. DeVon

Nursing

University of Arizona

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Resumen

 Background
 Nursing science is essential to advance population health through contributions at all phases of scientific inquiry. Multiple scientific initiatives important to nursing science overlap in aims and population focus.
 Purpose
 This article focused on providing the American Academy of Nursing and nurse scientists in the Unites States with a blueprint of nursing science priorities to inform a shared vision for future collaborations, areas of scientific inquiry, and resource allocation.
 Methods
 The Science Committee convened four times and using Delphi methods identified priorities with empirical evidence and expert opinion for prioritization, state of the science, expert interest, and potential target stakeholders.
 Discussion
 Nursing science priorities for 2017 were categorized into four themes including: (a) precision science, (b) big data and data analytics, (c) determinants of health, and (d) global health.
 Conclusion
 Nurse scientists can generate new knowledge in priority areas that advances the health of the world's populations.
 
 

Idioma original	American English
Publicación	Nursing Outlook
Volumen	65
DOI	https://doi.org/10.1016/j.outlook.2017.06.002
Estado	Published - nov 2017

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Medicine and Health Sciences
Nursing

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