Is nursing research detrimental to nursing education and practice?
Roger Logue
Abstract
Roger Logue
Abstract
This paper expresses some personal concerns regarding the relationship between nursing education and research, and between nursing practice and research. My aim is to challenge, and to encourage in-depth consideration of, the implications of terms such as 'research-based practice', and more particularly, the concept that 'nursing should be a research-based profession'.
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This paper expresses some personal concerns regarding the relationship between nursing education and research, and between nursing practice and research. My aim is to challenge, and to encourage in-depth consideration of, the implications of terms such as 'research-based practice', and more particularly, the concept that 'nursing should be a research-based profession'.
Key concepts: Nursing, Nurse education, Nursing research, Nursing practice, Psychology, Medicine