RESEARCH OUTPUT

Research outputs refer to the tangible results or products of a research project, encompassing various forms like publications, datasets, presentations, and other scholarly work.
Research outputs refer to textual outputs where research is understood as an original, systematic investigation undertaken in order to gain knowledge and understanding. Peer evaluation of the research is a fundamental prerequisite of all recognised outputs and is the mechanism of ensuring and thus enhancing quality.

The Nursing Research Society Pakistan (NRSP) members are active researchers and regularly contribute towards the development of nursing knowledge. The research output of the members is published in national and international peer reviewed journals. The members are also involved in international collaborative projects.

Our Mission

To promote nursing research in all realms of nursing (education, management, practice, and policymaking) through global collaboration of nurse researchers and to build capacities of nurses to conduct rigorous research.

Our Vision

To foster nurses’ capacities to conduct individual and collaborative research across a range of nursing and health sciences disciplines in order to promote the image of nurses as an academic and research-based discipline.

Aims & Objects

The objectives of the PNRS are as follows:

• Develop nurse scholars who can generate nursing knowledge of international standards.

• Promote collaboration amongst nurse researchers at the national and international levels.

• Assist nurse researchers to generate, synthesize, and translate nursing research into practice, education, and policy-making.

• Provide nurses with the opportunities to learn basic to advanced research concepts and enhance and update their research knowledge and practice.

• Conduct an array of activities (e.g., workshops, one-to-one consultations, journal clubs, and webinars) to foster nursing research and educational practices of nurses.

• To launch an international peer reviewed nursing journal to advance the science of nursing research, practice, and education.