Commentary: The Role of Organizational Context and Culture In Research Uptake

Sarah Wall

Nursing Leadership

Nursing Leadership 18(1) March 2003 : 46-48.doi:10.12927/cjnl.2003.20314

Commentary: The Role of Organizational Context and Culture In Research Uptake

[This paper is a commentary on Changing Nursing Practice: Evaluating the Usefulness of a Best-Practice Guideline Implementation Toolkit by Maureen Dobbins, Barbara Davies, Evangeline Danseco, Nancy Edwards and Tazim Virani.]

The paper by Dobbins and colleagues in this month's issue highlights some key factors in successful research utilization. The authors offer some innovative ideas to move the field of knowledge utilization forward in a reasonable and inclusive manner.

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