ArticleDelaware journal of public health2026
From the Bedside to the Books: How Creating Innovative Educational Research Pathways Helps to Retain Clinical Nurses.
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Abstract
This commentary explores how educational research pathways tailored for bedside nurses ignite professional vitality and influence organizational retention. Engagement with clinically-based professional development has been linked to increased job satisfaction, yet opportunities for bedside nurses to engage specifically in research and emerging technology remain scarce. To fill this educational gap, ChristianaCare's Nursing Research Fellowship in Robotics and Innovation offers a "first-of-its-kind" innovative program that couples diverse didactic content with applied robotics research. Early preliminary programmatic survey data indicate high levels of program satisfaction, psychological safety, and a strengthened sense of community. Nurse fellows reported an increased intent to pursue further professional development (e.g., clinical ladders, certifications) and a renewed commitment to bedside practice. Investing in non-traditional educational pathways, such as research fellowships, allows healthcare organizations to harness nurses' unique bedside perspective to drive transformative changes in patient care leading to fulfillment and retention.
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