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Debra A Jansen

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Phil Page

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Robert Topp

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Rosemary A Jadack

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Susan Diemert Moch

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Increasing nursing faculty research: the Iowa gerontological nursing research and regional research consortium strategies

Moving from institutional dependence to entrepreneurialism. Creating and funding a collaborative research and practice development position.

Topical menthol, ice, peripheral blood flow, and perceived discomfort

Creative partnerships for funding nursing research.

New knowledge discussion groups: counteracting the common barriers to evidence-based practice.

An academic-health service partnership in nursing: lessons from the field.

Prehabilitation influences exercise-related psychological constructs such as self-efficacy and outcome expectations to exercise.

The effect of either topical menthol or a placebo on functioning and knee pain among patients with knee OA.

Part II. Empowering grassroots evidence-based practice: a curricular model to foster undergraduate student-enabled practice change.

Navigating Evidence-Based Practice Projects: The Faculty Role.

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10.1177/0193945915578541

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