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Unit-based research in a service setting.

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This paper describes a model for involving staff in a service setting in nursing research. The model offers suggestions for organizing nurses into research groups and implementing the research process. Success of this model depends on nursing unit size, composition of the research group, and departmental integration of nursing research.

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K Hoare, J Earenfight. 1986. Unit-based research in a service setting.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3633967/

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