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Strengthening Hospital Nursing, Part III: Differences Among Professional Groups in the Hospital Planning Process

Interdisciplinary hospital planning processes are examined. Nurses, physicians, hospital administrators, and support and ancillary personnel from 75 hospitals participating in the national Strengthening Hospital Nursing Program indicate their perceptions of the project in relation to the centrality of the program in their hospitals, planning team development, and political issues. Differences and similarities among the professional groups are discussed. Additional articles on the Strengthening Hospital Nursing Program have appeared in the May and June 1992 issues of JONA. Part 1 explored the planning process in single and consortium hospital sites, and Part 2 examined the characteristics of effective planning processes.