ArticleJournal of advanced nursing2026
Key Features of Successful Research-Related Roles for Nurses and Midwives in out of Hospital Settings: A Mixed Methods Approach.
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- The development and utility of frameworks designed to evaluate research capacity building initiatives in healthcare settings: a methodological review.Health research policy and systems · 2026Review
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aimTo explore the views of health care professionals involved in initiatives that have led to successful research-related roles for nurses and midwives working in community settings.
designA sequential mixed-methods study.
methodsBetween December 2022 and January 2023 a survey was completed by health care professionals with relevant experience of successful research-related initiatives for nurses and midwives in community settings. Survey responses were categorised into low, medium or high-priority examples of productive practice. Nineteen of the twenty responders who provided high-priority examples were interviewed between May and July 2023. The research capacity development for impact framework underpinned data collection and analysis. Data were thematically analysed using the framework method.
resultsThe seven themes of the research capacity development for impact framework: leadership and sustainability, skills and confidence building, infrastructures, linkages and collaborations, ownership and responsibilities, actionable dissemination and co-production were identified as important features of successful research-related roles in community settings. A new cross-cutting theme of trust and relationships was generated. The initiation, continued growth and ambition continuum guided the development of the planning change and features of success template.
conclusionThis study highlighted the key features that matter when planning change and developing research-related roles for nurses and midwives in community settings. IMPACT: Study findings have the potential to inform policy and practice for organisations focused on developing research capacity and capability in community settings. REPORTING
methodThis study adhered to the COREQ reporting guidelines. PATIENT AND PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT: No patient or public involvement.
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