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Participating in a Multihospital Study to Promote Adoption of Heart Failure Guidelines

Many multisite studies in practice settings focus on improving processes of care, adopting evidence-based practices, and improving patient outcomes. While specific research questions may be the focus, it is the implementation issues and strategies that reveal how individuals and organizations are profoundly transformed. Utilizing voluntary testimonies and conversations with participating nurses, the benefits of involvement in a multisite study extend beyond meeting Magnet® research requirements.

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Work Title Participating in a Multihospital Study to Promote Adoption of Heart Failure Guidelines
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Creators
  1. Meg Johantgen, PhD, RN
  2. Robin Newhouse, PhD, RN, NEA-BC, FAAN
Keyword
  1. Penn State Hershey Nursing
  2. Multisite Study
  3. Heart Failure
License All rights reserved
Work Type Article
Acknowledgments
  1. Mary Louise Osevala, MSN, CCNS, ANP-BC
Publication Date 2013
Subject
  1. Heart Failure
  2. Multisite study
Related URLs
  1. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=participating+in+a+multihospital+study+johantgen
Deposited December 13, 2013

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    • Many multisite studies in practice settings focus on improving processes of care, adopting evidence-based practices, and improving patient outcomes. While specific research questions may be the focus, it is the implementation issues and strategies that reveal how individuals and organizations are profoundly transformed. Utilizing voluntary testimonies and conversations with participating nurses, the benefits of involvement in a multisite study extend beyond meeting MagnetÂŽ research requirements.
    • Many multisite studies in practice settings focus on improving processes of care, adopting evidence-based practices, and improving patient outcomes. While specific research questions may be the focus, it is the implementation issues and strategies that reveal how individuals and organizations are profoundly transformed. Utilizing voluntary testimonies and conversations with participating nurses, the benefits of involvement in a multisite study extend beyond meeting Magnet® research requirements.