Participation in the research process. Action research in nursing
McGarvey, H.E.
Professional Nurse 8(6): 372-376
1993
ISSN/ISBN: 0266-8130 PMID: 8446642 Document Number: 413501
Research findings are often not applied to clinical practice because nurses do not understand them or do not know how to apply them. Action research allows nurses to undertake research in the local setting, providing ample opportunity for re-evaluation and feedback.
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