SRAN ConferenceUpdate of the Swiss Research Agenda for Nursing

SRAN 2018-2028

Thursday, 19th October 2017, Bern

Aims …

• Update the SRAN evidence-based in collaboration with nurse researchers (SRAN 2018-2028)

…. for today

• We would like to seek your expertise and discuss the current preliminary SRAN draft

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SRAN Update: Current state of the project

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Nicole Zigan, MNS, RN & Dunja Nicca, PhD, RN

Research agendasSynonym

• Research priorities, main topics, …

Characteristics

• Validity for several years, few but broad priorities, includes questions …

Goals

• Framework for research programs, to represent interests, to support funding, …

National /international system

• Important part of research roadmaps

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(Müller Staub, 2014)

Starting point: SRAN 2007-17

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7 research priorities• Effect/Impact of nursing actions, measures

• Development of nursing services

• Identification of nursing phenomena

• Impact of the working environment on quality of

nursing care

• Research that conceptualizes the function and

resources of family systems and describes clinical

implications

• Integration of diversity in living conditions and

how to consider them in nursing care

• Implementation of ethical principles in nursing

(Imhof et al, 2008)

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7 transversal themes

Methodological

– Collaboration with patients and family caregivers

– Coordination of research projects– Multidisciplinarity– Research methods (quantitative

and qualitative)

Content-wise

– Gender and Culture– Patient safety– Theory development

Projekt SRAN Phase II (2012-2014)

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GoalSRAN provides direction for nursing research, -education, -policy in Switzerland

Key points

• SRAN is known and used

• Research projects are oriented toward SRAN

• SRAN still needed?

• Yes, with update

• Topics: eHealth; nursing classification systems (www.sran.ch)

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Sponsors

Timeline / Milestones

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1. Assessment research priorities with stakeholders & literature

Survey development & testing M1 (Sep 2016)

Survey implementation & evaluation M2 (Nov 2016)

Adaption, refinement in 3 Expert-groups including literature-review

Jul-Sep 2017

M3 (Sep 2017)Synthesis: Draft

2. Public relations

2.1. Conference (broader stakeholder participation)

Oct 2017

2.2. Finalization and dissemination (online)

M4 (2018)

Methods

Data collection

• Online survey (October – November 2016)

• Recruitment: 43 key persons from research institutions / organisations• Language area: 31 CH-German, 3 Italian, 9 French

• Key persons were asked to invite 2-3 additional participants

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MethodsData analysis

• Quantitative, descriptive

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Data analysis

• Qualitative, content-analysis, including frequencies

Response rateSurveylanguage

Number of key persons who received a survey

Number of participants in the survey

Number expected (Minimum)

Response ratein %

German 31 53 93 57

French 9 27 27 100

Italian 3 9 9 100

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Participants, N = 89*Gender: N= 65 womenAge: 43±9 (M±SD), 27-63 years (Min-Max)Education: N= 59 Master, N= 27 PhD, N= 1 otherSetting: N= 35 AFG-members, N= 36 University, N= 53 University hospital,

N= 26 other organization's/institutions (multiple answers)

*Missing data N= 2

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Assessment: Relevance of the seven research priorities (SRAN 2007-2017) for the next 5-10 years. Scale: (0 = not relevant at all) to (10 = most relevant).

Assessment: Relevance of the seven transversal themes (SRAN 2007-2017) for the next 5-10 years. Scale: (0 = not relevant at all) to (10 = most relevant).

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Assessment: Relevance of the two new themes «eHealth» and «nursing classification systems» for the next 10 years of nursing research (0 = not at all relevant; 10 = very relevant)

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Results Survey: qualitative part

• Participants: N = 77

• Statements: 262 (max. 6 / participants)

• Codes: 36

• Themes: 9

Note: 29 statements special population;17 no research statements; 7 no clinical nursing research (207 statements were integrated into themes)

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Results Survey: new research topicsFrequency (207) Themes (9) Subthemes

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74 New models of care ANP researchSelf-managementTransition/Integrated models

51 Work environment Skill- and Grade-MixLeadership and Policy researchLimited resourcesPatient safety

29 Nursing sensitive outcomes Nursing diagnosis/actions of nursesnursing sensitive indicatorsnursing interventions and outcomes

5 Individualized nursing Big dataClinical decision makingGenetics

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18 Interprofessional approaches2 Prevention and health

promotion10 eHealth and technologies7 Patient/family involvement11 Methodological approaches Translational-/ implementation research

approachesmethods complex interventionsEvaluation research

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Overview - result of the survey

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Collection of new themes Draft of the new AGENDA

• Effect of nursing interventions ↗• Development of nursing services ↗• Impact of the work environment↗

• Identification of nursing phenomenon

• Function and resources of family systems

• Integration of diversity in living conditions

• Implementation of ethical principles in nursing

• Collaboration with patients and family caregivers

• Multidisciplinarity• Patient safety• Coordination of research projects• Research methods• Gender and Culture• Theory development

• Work environment• Skill/Grade Mix• Environment • Limited Resources• Policy Research• Leadership• Patient Safety

• ANP Research• Nursing Outcomes• Models of Care• Self Management• Individualised Nursing Genetics

• Patient Involvement• Interprofessional Approach• E-Health Integration• Translational Research• Discipline / Population / Field• Clinical Decisions• Education Research• Prevention

• Interprofessional / Interdisciplinary Collaboration

• Patient / Caregiver Collaboration / Involvement

• Diversity• Research Approaches (e.g.

Translational theory)• Integration e-Health Technology

PRIORITIES

TRANSVERSAL THEMES

Expert groups

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Meetings Meetings Meetings

AG 1: New Care Models AG 2: Work EnvironmentAG 3: Nursing-sensitive

Outcomes

Expert groups - outcomes

• Development of structure

• Preliminary draft of research priorities and transversal themes

• Beginning evidence based argumentation of research priorities

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Workshops

• Aim: researchers` feedback and discussions

• Start: 2:15 p.m., after coffee break

• Locations• Working group I: Saal Anker (2. UG)

• Working group II: Saal Fischer (1. UG)

• Working group III: Saal Bubenberg/Erlach (2. UG)

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Coffee break

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Sponsors

Presentation of workshops results

• Feedback from working groups

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Next steps

• Working on to prepare the draft of updated SRAN• Integrating results of this SRAN conference

• Integrating transversal themes

• Update references

• Structure & layout

• Preparing an online consultation• Opportunity for all to provide a statement

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Thank you for your attention!

• 16:45 p.m. - extraordinary general assembly Your attendance is highly appreciated!

• Afterwards:

We kindly invite you to meet and great at the apéro!

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