Access, Utilization, and Implementation of Research Among Rehabilitation Nurses: A Qualitative Study

REHABILITATION NURSING(2022)

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Abstract
Purpose This study aimed to understand rehabilitation nurses' perceptions of research information, related barriers, and avenues for future research, specifically in those caring for individuals with burn injury, spinal cord injury, or traumatic brain injury. Design Qualitative semistructured interviews were conducted. Methods Eighteen interviews were conducted. A thematic network approach identified codes and developed basic, organizing, and global themes. Results Researchers identified factors that facilitated research uptake, determined organizational structures that support research culture, and described nurse engagement with literature. Conclusions Although participants desired to engage with the research literature, they identified barriers including time constraints, heavy workloads, and lack of access. To facilitate research uptake, research must be easily accessible, be easily digestible, and include clinical practice recommendations. Research must expand its scope to address issues relevant to the rehabilitation population.
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Knowledge translation, rehabilitation nursing, evidence-based practice, rehabilitation research, implementation science
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