For the first time, research nurses working in the UK had clearly described, relevant competencies linked to their roles with performance criteria and contextual factors to guide their professional development. More recent proposals have been made by members of the UKCRF
Network as part of the UK Clinical Research Nurse Consortium, comprised of the Chief Executive and Registrar of the Nursing and Midwifery Council (the UK-wide professional registration body), GCP Training Manager from the NIHR Clinical Research Network, Research and Development Advisor of the Royal College of Nursing, and directors and senior managers of UK Research Networks and facilities. Their position paper outlines the need for a more coordinated and strategic approach that will maximize the nursing, midwifery, and health visiting contribution to improving the health and wealth of the UK through research. The paper acknowledges the financial
constraints inherent in the research process and need to clarify roles within the multidisciplinary team.This work builds on the premise that “well trained, competent, supervised, permanently employed research nurses are the best means of mitigating
against poor clinical and research practice.
For the first time, research nurses working in the UK had clearly described, relevant competencies linked to their roles with performance criteria and contextual factors to guide their professional development. More recent proposals have been made by members of the UKCRFNetwork as part of the UK Clinical Research Nurse Consortium, comprised of the Chief Executive and Registrar of the Nursing and Midwifery Council (the UK-wide professional registration body), GCP Training Manager from the NIHR Clinical Research Network, Research and Development Advisor of the Royal College of Nursing, and directors and senior managers of UK Research Networks and facilities. Their position paper outlines the need for a more coordinated and strategic approach that will maximize the nursing, midwifery, and health visiting contribution to improving the health and wealth of the UK through research. The paper acknowledges the financialconstraints inherent in the research process and need to clarify roles within the multidisciplinary team.This work builds on the premise that “well trained, competent, supervised, permanently employed research nurses are the best means of mitigatingagainst poor clinical and research practice.
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