The
Research team
Purpose
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Benefits of the Study
Ethics and Concerns
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The
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Martha MacLeod, PhD, RN |
Carolyn Vogt, MN, RN
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Lela Zimmer, PhD ( c ), RN |
A. Michel Morton, MSN, RN |
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Kathy Banks, MSN, RN |
Ginette Lazure, inf Phd |
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Donna Bentham, BSN, RN |
Ruth Martin-Misener, MN, RN |
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Members of the narrative team met in Prince George to analyze advice given by nurses in the interviews. In the picture are: standing: Kathy Banks |
This study was part of a larger study that included a Canada-wide survey and examination of documents on nursing. Registered nurses who were currently working, or who had recently worked in rural and remote settings were invited to talk about their experiences in practice. We heard the stories of practice from at least 150 nurses across Canada, and from a full range of practice settings (primary care, acute care, community health, home care and long term care).
This study has contributed to an understanding of:
This research has benefited policy and management discussions as they relate to the practice, recruitment, retention and education of registered nurses in rural and remote Canada.
If you have any concerns about the ethical conduct of this project, please contact:
Dr. Gail Fondahl
UNBC
Vice President Research
Phone: (250) 960-5865
E-mail: fondahlg@unbc.ca