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A Model for Group Research by Master's Degree RNs in Advanced Roles

Master's prepared RNs in advanced roles are ideally prepared to do clinical nursing research. Yet lack of time, resources, and a paucity of confidence have limited such scholarly pursuits among nurses in specialty roles. The article describes a group process by which five Master's prepared nurses (three clinical specialists, two Nursing Educators) successfully investigated and implemented a Nurse Research Interest Group (NRIG). The facilitators and obstacles are described as well as the past, present, and future activities of this group.