A survey of nurses' experience integrating oncology clinical and academic worlds
Abstract Aim To better understand how oncology nurses (a) navigate graduate studies; (b) perceive the impact of their academic work on their clinical practice, and vice versa; and (c) engage with clinical settings following graduate work. Design Interpretive descriptive cross‐sectional survey. Metho...
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author | Kristen R. Haase Fay J. Strohschein Tara C. Horill Leah K. Lambert Tracy L. Powell |
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description | Abstract Aim To better understand how oncology nurses (a) navigate graduate studies; (b) perceive the impact of their academic work on their clinical practice, and vice versa; and (c) engage with clinical settings following graduate work. Design Interpretive descriptive cross‐sectional survey. Methods A qualitative exploratory web‐based survey exploring integration of graduate studies and clinical nursing practice. Results About 87 participants from seven countries responded. 71% were employed in clinical settings, 53% were enrolled in/graduated from Master's programs; 47% were enrolled in/graduated from doctoral programs. Participants had diverse motivations for pursuing graduate studies and improving clinical care. Participants reported graduate preparation increased their ability to provide quality care and conduct research. Lack of time and institutional structures were challenges to integrating clinical work and academic pursuits. Conclusions Given the many constraints and numerous benefits of nurses engaging in graduate work, structures and strategies to support hybrid roles should be explored. |
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spelling | doaj.art-28d0d9973ba44f3cbee812e7fa99872b2022-12-21T18:28:30ZengWileyNursing Open2054-10582021-09-01852840284910.1002/nop2.868A survey of nurses' experience integrating oncology clinical and academic worldsKristen R. Haase0Fay J. Strohschein1Tara C. Horill2Leah K. Lambert3Tracy L. Powell4School of Nursing The University of British Columbia Vancouver BC CanadaFaculty of Nursing University of Calgaryl Montreal QC CanadaCollege of Nursing University of Manitoba Winnipeg MB CanadaSchool of Nursing The University of British Columbia Vancouver BC CanadaSchool of Nursing and Midwifery Mount Royal University Calgary AB CanadaAbstract Aim To better understand how oncology nurses (a) navigate graduate studies; (b) perceive the impact of their academic work on their clinical practice, and vice versa; and (c) engage with clinical settings following graduate work. Design Interpretive descriptive cross‐sectional survey. Methods A qualitative exploratory web‐based survey exploring integration of graduate studies and clinical nursing practice. Results About 87 participants from seven countries responded. 71% were employed in clinical settings, 53% were enrolled in/graduated from Master's programs; 47% were enrolled in/graduated from doctoral programs. Participants had diverse motivations for pursuing graduate studies and improving clinical care. Participants reported graduate preparation increased their ability to provide quality care and conduct research. Lack of time and institutional structures were challenges to integrating clinical work and academic pursuits. Conclusions Given the many constraints and numerous benefits of nurses engaging in graduate work, structures and strategies to support hybrid roles should be explored.https://doi.org/10.1002/nop2.868cross‐sectional studiesemploymentleadershiponcology nursingsurveys and questionnaires |
spellingShingle | Kristen R. Haase Fay J. Strohschein Tara C. Horill Leah K. Lambert Tracy L. Powell A survey of nurses' experience integrating oncology clinical and academic worlds Nursing Open cross‐sectional studies employment leadership oncology nursing surveys and questionnaires |
title | A survey of nurses' experience integrating oncology clinical and academic worlds |
title_full | A survey of nurses' experience integrating oncology clinical and academic worlds |
title_fullStr | A survey of nurses' experience integrating oncology clinical and academic worlds |
title_full_unstemmed | A survey of nurses' experience integrating oncology clinical and academic worlds |
title_short | A survey of nurses' experience integrating oncology clinical and academic worlds |
title_sort | survey of nurses experience integrating oncology clinical and academic worlds |
topic | cross‐sectional studies employment leadership oncology nursing surveys and questionnaires |
url | https://doi.org/10.1002/nop2.868 |
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