The papers that follow from Jenifer Wilson Barnett, Nicky Cullum and Alan Pearson are edited versions of the keynote addresses given at the symposium. Also included is a write-up from Charles Normand of the workshop sessions. First, however, Charlie Brooker, in his guest ledure, talks about nursing's relationship to R&D and his vision for the future on the development of research in nursing.
Get full access to this article
View all access options for this article.
References
1.
Brooker, C. (1997a) Coming in from the cold? An analysis of research proposals submitted by the Nursing Section at SCHARR, 1994-1997. Nursing Times Research2: 6, 405-413.
2.
Brooker, C. (1997b) Mapping the difficulties experienced by clinicians and managers in health and social care who are seeking to develop research skills. International Journal of Nursing Studies34:4, 278-284.
3.
Mead, D., Moseley, L., Cook, R. (1997) The performance of nursing in the research stakes: Lessons from the field. Nursing Times Research2:5, 335-344.
