Exploring the National Nursing Research Priorities in the Eastern Mediterranean Region and Overcoming the Associated Challenges: An Expert Opinion
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التاريخ
2024المؤلف
Nashwan, Abdulqadir JAbou Hashish, Ebtsam A
Mohamed, Ahmed S
Alrimawi, Intima
Aqtam, Ibrahim
Al Obeisat, Salwa
Alhalaiqa, Fadwa
Alzaatreh, Mohammad
Al Hadidi, Majdi
AL-Fayyadh, Sadeq
Faleh, Jadeel N
Shaban, Marwa
Shaban, Mostafa
Mirzaei, Alireza
Vakilabad, Reza
Arabloo, Jalal
Siddique, Sulman
Shdefat , Aisha
Atout, Maha
Alharbi, Hanan F
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Background: Nurses play a significant role in contributing to various health priorities globally, including
research. Identifying the status of national nursing research priorities in the Eastern Mediterranean Region
is crucial to cultivating these priorities. This expert opinion paper highlights the existing status of national
nursing research priorities in Eastern Mediterranean Region countries concerning their existence and
publicity.
Methods: Experts from nine Eastern Mediterranean Region countries, including Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Jordan,
Pakistan, Palestine, Qatar, Oman, and Saudi Arabia, contributed to this report. They participated by
completing a cross-sectional survey and providing a narrative description of their opinions.
Results: The findings revealed that 58% of the participating countries have existing national nursing
research priorities, while 25.8% do not, and 16% are under development. Governmental organizations
developed the largest portion of the priorities (38%). Midwives were not considered in half of the published
priorities. The vast majority of national nursing research priorities (65%) were developed by experts'
opinions and consensus, and 33% only have an associated strategy, outcome measures, and/or funding
opportunities. Generally, most published research priorities were not updated regularly.
Conclusion: Eastern Mediterranean Region countries face a challenge with the need for more nurses, which
may hinder their involvement in research projects or continued education. Despite this, all countries
involved in this report emphasized the importance of developing nursing education and research as
priorities for improving their current nursing workforce. Health policymakers, nurse practitioners, academic
researchers, educators, and nursing leaders should collaborate to develop operational plans to foster
national nursing education and research.
Categories: Public Health, Epidemiology/Public Health, Hea
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http://hdl.handle.net/10576/57392المجموعات
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