Abstract
Whether the goal is to generate new knowledge through basic research or to effectively use existing knowledge in evidence-based clinical practice, collaborative exchange between service and academia is essential. The authors describe 2 successful strategies that have been mutually beneficial to a clinical agency and a school of nursing in fostering research and evidence-based practice. These strategies can be used by other institutions as they strive to meet standards for excellence in academia and service.
MeSH terms
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Accreditation
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American Nurses' Association
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Awards and Prizes
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Cooperative Behavior*
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Education, Nursing, Baccalaureate / organization & administration
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Education, Nursing, Graduate / organization & administration
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Evidence-Based Medicine / education
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Evidence-Based Medicine / organization & administration*
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Hospitals, Community / organization & administration
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Humans
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Interinstitutional Relations*
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Models, Educational
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Models, Nursing
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Models, Organizational
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North Carolina
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Nursing Research / education
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Nursing Research / organization & administration*
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Nursing Service, Hospital / organization & administration*
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Research Support as Topic / organization & administration
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Schools, Nursing / organization & administration*