Current Research and Development

Current research

 

'What are the research priorities of pain nurses in Australia?'

Pain Nurses Australia (PNA) promotes pain management nurses’ engagement in research and its translation into evidence-based practice (EBP). It is essential for advancement of the field of pain nursing to investigate research priorities and capture the ever-changing needs of patients, the workforce and evidence base.
This research will answer the following research question:
1. ‘What are the research priorities of pain nurses in Australia?’
You are invited to take part in this research project, which is called Pain Nurses Australia Pain Care Provision: A national consensus study. You have been invited because you are either a Registered Nurse (RN), or an enrolled nurse (EN) or a health care provider who are providing pain care provision for people.
The aim of this project is to explore pain care provision research directions and its national significance. There is a gap of knowledge in relation to what nurses and health care professionals would like to explore in relation to research about pain care provision. From exploration of this topic, the findings will be used to provide better care, educational direction and research focus. This research is sponsored by Pain Nurses Australia (PNA). This study has UniSA HREC approval [206202].
Please scan the QR code for access to the survey and to participate in an interview.

Link  Research and Culture

This book is an example of research capacity building by Danish nurse leaders. Within each chapter are step-by-step examples from real world experiences of how clinical nurses have incorporated research into each of their areas. They developed a process of embedding a research culture into their clinical settings.

• It is free to download and use.