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Health services researcher pathway

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A project team led by Dr. Noreen Frisch, co-leader of InspireNet and director of the University of Victoria’s School of Nursing, will develop a pathway that will clearly describe the knowledge, skills, and attitudes nurses hold at various stages of their careers that contribute to a culture of research that impacts quality of care.

As a career trajectory for nurses, the pathway will guide progress through research levels, from finding, interpreting, and applying health services research evidence in their work, to working with established researchers, to pursuing a career as a health services researcher.

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Members:

  • Elizabeth Borycki
    University of Victoria
  • Barb Lawrie
    Vancouver Coastal Health
  • Maura MacPhee
    University of British Columbia
  • Anastasia Mallidou
    University of Victoria
  • Grace Mickelson
    Provincial Health Services Authority
  • Monica Redekopp
    Vancouver Coastal Health
  • Lynne Young
    University of Victoria

A project team led by Dr. Noreen Frisch, co-leader of InspireNet and director of the University of Victoria’s School of Nursing, will develop a pathway that will clearly describe the knowledge, skills, and attitudes nurses hold at various stages of their careers that contribute to a culture of research that impacts quality of care.

As a career trajectory for nurses, the pathway will guide progress through research levels, from finding, interpreting, and applying health services research evidence in their work, to working with established researchers, to pursuing a career as a health services researcher.

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