A recent Norwegian study found that nurse practitioners rarely use research and rely on other sources of information such as: their own and their colleagues' practical knowledge; knowledge gained from their nursing education; nursing literature; and guidance from experts [ 47].
Results from these studies show that nurse practitioners rarely use research and rely on other sources of information such as: their own and their colleagues' practical knowledge, knowledge gained from their nursing education, nursing literature and guidance from experts [ 11, 12].
Among the greatest challenges that nurses perceived to be associated with ACP were their own and colleagues' knowledge and skills about communication practice, recording and follow up.
Among the greatest challenges that nurses perceived to be associated with ACP were their own and colleagues' knowledge and skills about communication practice, recording and follow up:...we've still got - when you look at teams - a lot of nurses that aren't confident to have those conversations.
Those factors which support leads in their role including good relationships with colleagues, knowledge and experience of NMP and trust wide issues, guidance from the SHA, and established policies and procedures should also be borne in mind.
I have shared with colleagues knowledge about leadership skills, which I am going to impart on the pupils when I go back [to Katine].
According to the results of our survey, students perceived social media to have numerous advantages, including inspiring creativity, facilitating professional development, communication with colleagues, knowledge acquisition, and improving the quality of care.
The different professional backgrounds of the interviewers can also be argued to strengthen the study, since they benefitted from their colleagues' competence and knowledge.
Some 95% of the alumni survey respondents shared the newly acquired IMDP course knowledge with their colleagues, creating a system of sustainable knowledge management.
Where key actors were not available for interviewing (e.g. retired), their immediate colleagues possessing knowledge of the policy development were approached.
