Mooney K H, Ferrell B R, Nail L M, Benedict S C, Haberman M R
Parent-Child and Adult Nursing Division, University of Utah College of Nursing, Salt Lake City.
Oncol Nurs Forum. 1991 Nov-Dec;18(8):1381-8.
Documenting current research priorities is an ongoing process that is important to furthering the research agenda of oncology nursing. The purpose of this study was to update and partially replicate previous Oncology Nursing Society (ONS) research priorities surveys. Questionnaires were sent to a convenience sample of 429 ONS members involved in research or in ONS leadership. The response rate was 70% (N = 310). Respondents identified a combination of clinical problems, research issues, and cancer care economic factors among their top 10 research priorities. Quality of life and symptom management consistently were ranked as the highest priority items across all three methods used to rank-order the items. Respondents also provided suggestions for future ONS/Oncology Nursing Foundation small grants and for expansion of current ONS research activities. These findings provide direction for the focus of oncology nursing research by suggesting topics for research, by identifying areas that require additional research funding, by recommending new research activities for ONS, and by promoting research as the basis for oncology nursing practice.
记录当前的研究重点是一个持续的过程，这对于推进肿瘤护理的研究议程至关重要。本研究的目的是更新并部分重复先前肿瘤护理学会（ONS）的研究重点调查。问卷被发送给429名参与研究或担任ONS领导职务的ONS成员组成的便利样本。回复率为70%（N = 310）。受访者在其前10项研究重点中确定了临床问题、研究问题和癌症护理经济因素的组合。在用于对项目进行排序的所有三种方法中，生活质量和症状管理一直被列为最高优先级项目。受访者还为ONS/肿瘤护理基金会未来的小额赠款以及当前ONS研究活动的扩展提供了建议。这些发现通过提出研究主题、确定需要额外研究资金的领域、为ONS推荐新的研究活动以及促进将研究作为肿瘤护理实践的基础，为肿瘤护理研究的重点提供了方向。
