Understanding nurses' educational needs in the global setting through stakeholder analysis and electronic polling systems
This paper provides guidance to perioperative nurses on undertaking a stakeholder analysis using an electronic polling system, Turning Point, to conduct research where the aim of the research can range from determining the requirements for programme development, policy analysis or the implementation...
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| author | Della, Phillip Michael, Rene Tulloch, Alan |
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| description | This paper provides guidance to perioperative nurses on undertaking a stakeholder analysis using an electronic polling system, Turning Point, to conduct research where the aim of the research can range from determining the requirements for programme development, policy analysis or the implementation of a specific policy. To illustrate this method, an example of a study is provided that seeks to obtain the views of international senior nurses regarding the educational needs of the nurses in their country. Issues are outlined that require consideration when undertaking this approach, including the advantages of the use of qualitative and quantitative data collection methods for estimating stakeholder positions. |
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| spelling | curtin-20.500.11937-450892017-03-08T13:31:47Z Understanding nurses' educational needs in the global setting through stakeholder analysis and electronic polling systems Della, Phillip Michael, Rene Tulloch, Alan This paper provides guidance to perioperative nurses on undertaking a stakeholder analysis using an electronic polling system, Turning Point, to conduct research where the aim of the research can range from determining the requirements for programme development, policy analysis or the implementation of a specific policy. To illustrate this method, an example of a study is provided that seeks to obtain the views of international senior nurses regarding the educational needs of the nurses in their country. Issues are outlined that require consideration when undertaking this approach, including the advantages of the use of qualitative and quantitative data collection methods for estimating stakeholder positions. 2011 Journal Article http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/45089 http://search.informit.com.au/fullText;dn=437068902227484;res=IELHEA Cambridge Media restricted |
| spellingShingle | Della, Phillip Michael, Rene Tulloch, Alan Understanding nurses' educational needs in the global setting through stakeholder analysis and electronic polling systems |
| title | Understanding nurses' educational needs in the global setting through stakeholder analysis and electronic polling systems |
| title_full | Understanding nurses' educational needs in the global setting through stakeholder analysis and electronic polling systems |
| title_fullStr | Understanding nurses' educational needs in the global setting through stakeholder analysis and electronic polling systems |
| title_full_unstemmed | Understanding nurses' educational needs in the global setting through stakeholder analysis and electronic polling systems |
| title_short | Understanding nurses' educational needs in the global setting through stakeholder analysis and electronic polling systems |
| title_sort | understanding nurses' educational needs in the global setting through stakeholder analysis and electronic polling systems |
| url | http://search.informit.com.au/fullText;dn=437068902227484;res=IELHEA http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/45089 |