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Disseminating research: a strategy for nursing practice.

The importance of basing nursing practice on good quality research findings has been highlighted in a variety of documents over the last few years. One of the triggers for increasing the use of research in practice was the announcement in April 1991 of a special research and development strategy for the NHS. Major themes of this strategy were dissemination of findings and fostering a culture among practitioners and managers that is receptive to research findings. This message has since been reinforced by other reports including A Vision for the Future and the Report of the Taskforce on Nursing, Midwifery and Health Visiting. To increase the dissemination and implementation of nursing research, Nursing Standard has created a new section entitled Art&Science. This section will continue to incorporate examples of good practice that have been developed and which can be adapted for use by nurses in other clinical settings. Nursing Standard, however, is also making some changes to the content of this section to ensure it meets our aim of promoting evidence- based practice.