A Survey of Nurses’ Perceived Barriers to Research Utilization in Bahrain in Comparison to other Countries

Buhaid, Nawal Hasan Eid Saad; Lau, Rosalind; O'Connor, Margaret Mary

doi:10.5742/men.2014.92475

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“…So that's why, this is only possible by getting evidence base knowledge through updating their knowledge which is guided the nurses to how fulfill their optimal task to quality improving. (Buhaid and Lau., 2014).…”

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Barriers of Research Utilization in Nursing Practices in Public Hospitals in Lahore, Pakistan

Kousar

Azhar

et al. 2017

Int J Appl Sci Biotechnol

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Aim: The aim of this study was to assess the barriers of research utilization among nurses of public hospitals Lahore, Pakistan. Methodology: Descriptive cross sectional study was used. This study was conducted among nurses of Mayo Hospital Lahore and Lady Aitchison Hospital Lahore. The data was collected through simple random sampling from 245 registered nurses from both hospitals. The questionnaire of barriers to research utilization developed by Funk et al. (1993) was used. Result: The current study results show that nurses didn't utilize the research in practices. Non-supportive organization, colleagues, inadequate facilities, insufficient time, nurse feels she has no authority to change patient care procedure, research factor and nursing factor is the main barrier of research utilization. In the future nurses should come on a paradigm of research. Conclusion: This reveals that management should increase the focus on nurse's knowledge and facilities about research utilization

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Barriers of Research Utilization in Nursing Practices in Public Hospitals in Lahore, Pakistan

Kousar

Azhar

et al. 2017

Int J Appl Sci Biotechnol

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“…For example, Buhaid found that perception of participating in research for nurses in Bahrain is high and related to many issues of organization and authority. 10 Our study found that the rst barrier of participating in research according to nurse perception was the failure of nurses to consider themselves capable of changing the procedure of caring for patients. This outcome concurs with various studies of Buhaid in Bahrain.…”

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“…This outcome concurs with various studies of Buhaid in Bahrain. 10 Thayumanavan& Paul in Bangolare 11 and…”

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Jordanian National Study of Nurses’ Barriers to Participating in Research

Abuhammad

Alzoubi

Khabour

et al. 2020

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Background: The nurses are the healthcare providers and researchers in critical institutions that provided health care for all people, and society needs to invest in them. The purpose of this study was to survey nurses regarding barriers to participate in research studies.Methods: A cross-sectional descriptive study. A total of 447 nurses agreed to participate in the study. Barriers were measured using Barriers of Research Utilization Scale (BRU). Results: More than half (53.3%) of the sample perceived the barriers to be high, whereas 8.9% perceived it as low. Barriers related to the organization scored the highest (P<0.01) compared to the other domains (nurse, innovation and communication).Regression analysis model showed that age, working experience, and nationality were associated with barriers to participate in research.Conclusion: More than half of the nurses in Jordan perceived the barriers of participation in research to be high. The barriers associated with the organization had more influence. A comprehensive approach should be developed to boost participation in research by significantly improving managerial support since it may be the most productive facilitator.

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“…A study by Buhaid et al, have shown that organizational barriers such as lack of authority to change practice to implement new ideas were perceived barriers by Bahrain nurses. 17 Wang et al, described the perception of barriers to and facilitators of research utilization by nurses in China and demonstrated that barriers related to the organizational, such as lack of authority and lack of time, were more influential than other barriers. 10 Also other studies in China showed that organizational factors such as lack of authority, and lack of cooperation of physicians, were perceived by nurses as major barriers to research utilization in their practice.…”

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“…Therefore, nurses' authority and independence are undermined. 10,17,21 There is a need to explore in-depth what nurses perceive autonomy to make changes in their practice, how this lack of autonomy is manifested and how it could be addressed.…”

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Nurses’ Barriers to Research Utilization

Bal¹,

Şahiner²

2019

Ankara Medical Journal

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Objectives: Evidence-based practice (EBP) is an approach to making quality decisions and providing nursing care based upon personal clinical expertise in combination with the most current, relevant research available on the topic. EBP can significantly affect mortality and morbidity rates and play an important role in the reduction of geographic differences. Ten/fifteen years ago in our country, "Health Transition Project" was launched to improve the quality of health care. Thus it should be investigated to better understand nurses' current perceived barriers to research utilization. This study aim to investigate barriers of research utilization among nurses at a public hospital and radical changes of its health care system. Materials and Methods: This study was planned as a descriptive research. This study was conducted between the dates of February-May 2018 at a Public Hospital in Turkey. All participant who volunteered to participate in the survey and who completed fully form were evaluated. Simple random sampling method was used. Data were collected using a face-to-face interview technique with the questionnaire developed by the researchers and Barriers to Research Utilization Scale Turkish version. The BARRIERS scale developed by Funk consists of 29 items and four subgroups. These four factors were labeled nurse, organization, innovation and communication. As obtained the scale score increases obstacle is increasing. Results: A total of 350 nurses participated in this survey. Most of participants were undergraduate. On average, they had been employed in the nursing profession for 8.6 years (range 1-30 years). A large part of the nurses was not following the publications related to the profession (75.15%) and believed that the practical changes would provide minimal benefit (73.42%). For the organizational factors, the biggest barriers reported were "physicians will not cooperate with implementation" (76.85%). For the innovation factors the biggest barriers determined were "the nurse is uncertain whether to believe the results of the research (72.57%). For the communication factors, the biggest barriers reported were "literature is not compiled in one place" (66.85%). Conclusion: Nurses have serious barriers to using research results in clinics. These barriers range from individual characteristics of nurses to organizational factors. Therefore, focusing only on nurses is not the right approach in solving the problem. The only solution is to ensure secular, rational and scientific education for all individuals from the early childhood. Only in this way can both individual and from management organizational barriers arising can be overcome.

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A Survey of Nurses’ Perceived Barriers to Research Utilization in Bahrain in Comparison to other Countries

Cited by 18 publications

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Barriers of Research Utilization in Nursing Practices in Public Hospitals in Lahore, Pakistan

Barriers of Research Utilization in Nursing Practices in Public Hospitals in Lahore, Pakistan

Jordanian National Study of Nurses’ Barriers to Participating in Research

Nurses’ Barriers to Research Utilization

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