by R&S | Sep 10, 2012 | Research & Scholarship
By Lorelei Newton, RN, PhD Last winter, I was privileged to teach an impressive and insightful group of students. For their final assignment of a Bachelor of Nursing degree, I challenged the students to describe their academic experience as a six word story. Six word...
by R&S | Sep 10, 2012 | Research & Scholarship
By Kara Schick Makaroff, RN, PhD Are you interested in and curious about research using mixed methods? A group of current nursing doctoral students/candidates and alumni have formed a “Mixed Methods Club” for just this reason. They are meeting in person and via Skype...
by R&S | Sep 10, 2012 | Research & Scholarship
By Janet Storch, RN, PhD While undertaking research on moral distress in BC, we were well aware that the articles being published about this phenomenon were extensive and sometimes contradictory. It was clear that in some countries, similar concepts were being...
by R&S | Sep 10, 2012 | Research & Scholarship
By Bernie Pauly, RN, PhD Recently, I met with Dr. Janet Storch to discuss her distinguished career in nursing and health care ethics. Jan is well known for leading the revisions of three editions of the Canadian Nurses Association (CNA) Codes of Ethics, serving as...
by R&S | Sep 10, 2012 | Research & Scholarship
By Janet Storch, RN, PhD Throughout the studies on nursing ethics, we found that nurses expressed continuing concerns about the many things that impeded their ethical practice of nursing. With some additional funding from the Office of Nursing Policy, Health Canada...
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