Challenges and Future Vision to Improve Nursing Practice- A Systematic Review
Abstract:
Background: Quality nursing care improves
health outcomes, but quality nursing care cannot be provided without good vision.
The aim: for this review was to identifying the future nursing vision along
with challenges and how to overcome them Methodology: It was a literature
review in which meta-analysis were utilized. A total of 181 articles related to
the review title were accessed. After secondary reviewing, only thirty-three studies
were included in the systematic review and meta-analysis during the period from
November, 2018 up to February, 2019. The databases that used were PubMed, Google
Scholar, SAGE and Academic Search Complete Magazines and journals (EBSCO). Results:
The most cited future nursing vision was to improve health globally by raising the
profile and status of nurses worldwide. For achieving this vision, there were some
major challenges should be overcome. These challenges and obstacles had been categorized
into six major groups which were financial, educational and training, clinical and
working environment, technological, social and environmental determinants and multi-sectoral
approach.
Keywords: Future vision, Nursing,
Nursing practices, Challenges.
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