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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Professional development, sharing research ideas and dissemination of research. Can be used as platform ; how does the Sheffield system look as a palliative caring, compassionate community .&nbsp; How well does the community, providers of care understand death and the preparation for death. How a wider pubic health perspective reflect in the way that acute care is provided. Patient benefits could include, better cohesion and knowledgeable staff workforce who communicate across the system. Patients do better, get better outcomes from a research active staff. Organisations are performance driven and this can get in the way , become a barrier to research activity, conversely can reignite moral and motivate people: get excited about practice and data and outcomes. We want to share information and ideas. This can translate into research questions....ie how has the role of the nurse changes as a prescriber? Teams could have time to set priorities for research questions, getting a multiprofessional&nbsp; focus and perspective. RCN fellowships <br> at Uof S&nbsp;might provide nurses time to undertake rapid reviews</div>]]></description>
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