“…[22,27,28] Despite the valuing of the experience, challenges emerged that necessitate future efforts to provide support for nurses and health disciplines participating in research capacity building strategies. At a minimum, nurses and health disciplines need to have protected time and backfill, [6,14,[20][21][22] research personnel to assist with data collection and analysis, and funds to support knowledge translation activities (e.g., open access journal fees and conferences). [11] Future educational strategies should consider including a team based, CoP approach with a mentorship team [15] to build collaborative practice based research.…”