Policy intervention—policy decision-making, legislative engagement, and policy monitoring and improvement—is a factor of nurses' healthcare policy competence¶
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q2 i? Nurse political activists in the synthesized studies stated that nurses' healthcare policy competence requires policy intervention ability. → Han 2026
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Han 2026¶
Han, Nam Kyung, Kim, Jong Gun. (2026). Exploring the Concept of Nurses' Healthcare Policy Competence: A Systematic Review and Qualitative Meta‐Synthesis. Journal of Nursing Management. https://doi.org/10.1155/jonm/9182331
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Qualitative meta-synthesis finding: policy intervention was synthesized into three themes—policy decision-making, legislative engagement, and policy monitoring and improvement—with five subthemes; the policy monitoring theme drew on five studies with no methodological limitations per GRADE-CERQual.
"Nurse political activists mentioned that nurses' healthcare policy competence requires "policy intervention" ability."
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Related Claims¶
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- Intrinsic motivation—awareness of healthcare issues, social responsibility, and commitment to policy advocacy—is a factor of nurses' healthcare policy competence — related
- Meta-synthesis of 27 qualitative studies synthesized nurses' healthcare policy competence into five factors, 15 themes, and 34 subthemes — a broader claim this one bears on
- Policy development—setting strategic policy agendas, conducting policy research, and developing policy and legislation—is a factor of nurses' healthcare policy competence — related
- Political skills—communication, negotiation, and lobbying; networking and social coalition; and forming public opinion—are a factor of nurses' healthcare policy competence — related
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