The relationship between research and the nursing process in clinical practice.
@article{Mason1997TheRB, title={The relationship between research and the nursing process in clinical practice.}, author={Geraldine Mason and Moira J. Attree}, journal={Journal of advanced nursing}, year={1997}, volume={26 5}, pages={ 1045-9 } }
The nursing process was originally adopted by the North American nursing profession from the general systems theory (GST) and quickly became a symbol of contemporary nursing as well as a professionalist nurse ideology. In contrast its initial introduction in the United Kingdom (UK) was not a complete success. This could be attributed to the mode of its implementation, which utilized a power-coercive change strategy, that is, comprising of imposition from above without sufficient time for…
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