BACKGROUND
Nurses' research competence is necessary for ensuring high-quality evidence-based healthcare. Education in bachelor's and master's degree programmes promotes the development of nurses' research skills, knowledge and attitudes. However, there is limited knowledge about nurses' perceptions of research competen...
Johanna Finskas, Heidi Kalve, Tuuli Paija et al.· Nurse Education Today· 0 citations
Co-teaching appears to be a promising pedagogical approach, with potential to address future nurses' competence needs related to complex care environments, interprofessional collaboration, and clinical reasoning.
Mari Pakkonen, Riitta Rosio, J. Juntunen et al.· Nurse Education Today· 0 citations
The CompRU instrument is a promising tool for measuring nursing students’ research utilisation competence at graduation and demonstrates evidence of acceptable psychometric properties, although some items in the Knowledge section could benefit from future revisions.
A. Heikkilä, M. Stolt, M. Hupli et al.· Journal of Research in Nursi...· 0 citations
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