Which of the following is an accurate statement about the research use process?
a. If nurses decide not to implement findings of a study or set of studies, they are resistant to change.
b. Making a decision to delay use of research findings in practice indicates the process was not carried out properly.
c. Support for change will be stronger when this type of process is used to introduce new ideas and treatments.
d. This process is only appropriate for experienced researchers and not staff nurses.
ANS: C
Planned, organized change is most effective in moving organizations toward new ideas and practices.
There can be many reasons for not implementing findings of a study. Planned, organized change is most effective in moving organizations toward new ideas and practices.
A decision to delay implementation is more likely an indication of resistance to change.
Nurses of all levels should be prepared to implement research findings. Planned, organized change is most effective in moving organizations toward new ideas and practices.
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