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Fostering a culture of inquiry through a dedicated Nursing Research Clinic: a mixed-methods evaluation of the CREATE model

  • By

  • Yinan Liu

  • Yinyin Lü

  • Ning Ma

  • Caihong Li

  • Yuan Ke

  • Hongming Guo

  • June 9, 2026

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    The CREATE model was implemented to enhance research engagement among clinical nurses at Beijing Tsinghua Changgeng Hospital.

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    Eighty-six registered nurses participated in the CREATE intervention, showing significant improvements in research competencies post-intervention.

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    Total research competence scores increased from 68.72 to 84.97, with effect sizes ranging from medium to large across various domains.

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    Early-stage productivity outcomes included one journal publication, three national presentations, three patents, and four funded projects.

  • 5

    Qualitative analysis revealed themes of empowerment, mentorship, institutional recognition, collaboration, and navigation of research challenges.

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Fostering a culture of inquiry through a dedicated Nursing Research Clinic: a mixed-methods evaluation of the CREATE model

  • by Yinan Liu, Yinyin Lü, Ning Ma, Caihong Li, Yuan Ke, Hongming Guo

  • June 9, 2026

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