The Scholarship of Engagement in nursing.
We propose the time is right for the Scholarship of Engagement to serve as a model of scholarship in schools of nursing given the shift towards community-based research and the emphasis of community-based research in the recently published National Institutes of Health (NIH) roadmap initiative. Thus, this article addresses the need of nursing academe to embrace a broader paradigm of scholarship, the Scholarship of Engagement, in order to expand knowledge development via implementation of the NIH roadmap. The need for implementation of a broader paradigm of nursing science within the context of nursing academics' roles is discussed.
Burrage
Joe
J
University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Nursing, 35294-1210, USA. burragej@uab.edu
Shattell
Mona
M
Habermann
Barbara
B
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