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M B Chassie

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PubMed1990

Collaboration to enhance research productivity: the Adjunct Nurse Researcher program.

The Adjunct Nurse Researcher program is a collaborative initiative that facilitates design, funding, implementation, and application of clinical nursing research. A mutually beneficial effort between a veterans administration hospital and a college of nursing, the program was developed in response to clinicians' desire for research consultation and academicians' commitment to conduct clinical studies. The collaborative research program supports nursing research and fosters its research utilization in clinical decision making. The Adjunct Nurse Researcher program has led to mutual respect between clinicians and academicians, modification in delivery of nursing services, and enriched patient care, education, and research environments.

Clinical Nursing Research↗
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Questioning: an essential ingredient in effective teaching.

Questions asked in a teaching session can be used to challenge and stimulate learners, direct thought processes, influence the social and emotional milieu of the teaching environment, and evaluate learning. This article focuses on the mechanics and dynamics of questioning as a teaching technique, specifically addressing the concept of hierarchical levels of questioning, application of probing questions to promote higher levels of cognitive processing, and use of questioning as an instructional tool. Specific examples of eliciting questions, questioning levels, and probing questions are included.

Education, Nursing↗
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Faculty practice plan entrance strategy for nursing.

Nursing is a practice discipline that places great value on members of the profession who excel as providers of direct care. With health care reform, nursing faculty have unprecedented opportunities for advanced practice and are implementing entrepreneurial ventures to meet their commitments to practice. The purpose of this article is to describe a nursing faculty practice plan in conjunction with a decentralized medical school plan. The major benefits and barriers to its adoption are addressed.

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