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The Research‐Quality Assessment Connection

Faye Holloman, RN, MEd Administrative Assistant, Nursing Quality Assessment Mount Sinai Medical Center Miami Beach, Florida Nursing research and quality assessment provide nurses with databased answers to their practice-related questions. Many nursing administrators refer to research and quality assessment synonymously. Others use one of these processes when their goals would best be met with the other. This confusion between research and quality assessment leads to the missed opportunity for collaboration between nursing research and nursing quality assessment coordinators who can build upon each others' work.