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Rising to the challenge of health care reform with entrepreneurial and intrapreneurial nursing initiatives (Wilson, Whitaker & Whitford, 2012)(2)
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To provide a global perspective on the evolution of nursing functions to innovation in health care. A historical view of entrepreneurship and intrapreneurship is offered. It also includes the discussion of a social entrepreneurship approach for Nursing, configurations for intrapreneur nurses and implications for research and practice. |
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Barriers to nurse entrepreneurship: a study of the process model of entrepreneurship (Elango, Hunter & Winchell, 2007)(6). |
To collect information from nursing professionals through focus groups on the barriers to starting a business. |
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Iranian entrepreneur nurses' perceived barriers to entrepreneurship: A qualitative study (Jahani, Abedi, Elahi & Masoud , 2016)(12)
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To describe the barriers perceived by Iranian entrepreneur nurses to entrepreneurship. |
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Entrepreneurial nurses and midwives in the United Kingdom: an integrative review (Drennan et al, 2007)(13)
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To investigate: the extent of business activity by nurses, midwives and health visitors in the United Kingdom and (b) the factors that influenced these activities. |
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An investigation of the international literature on nurse practitioner private practice models (Currie, Chiarella & Buckley, 2013)(14)
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To investigate and synthesize international literature around private nurse practice (NP) models to provide an exposition of common points and differences. |
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Nursing entrepreneurship: motivators, strategies and possibilities for professional advancement and health system change (Wall, 2013)(15)
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To explore the experiences of autonomous nurses, who see themselves as leaders in the advancement of the nursing profession, and their contribution to health care. |
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When the business of nursing was the nursing business: the private duty registry system, 1900-1940 (Whelan, 2012)(16)
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To describe the labor market origins of private law nurses as the primary field of employment for early nurses and ways in which the private law registry system has connected nurses and patients in the US. |
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Education for entrepreneurship in nursing (Boore & Porter, 2011)(17)
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To present a strategy for the development of entrepreneurship education in a region of the United Kingdom and its integration into a pre-registration nursing program (NICENT) |
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Nurse entrepreneurs' attitudes to management, their adoption of the manager's role and managerial assertiveness (Sankelo & Akerblad, 2008)(18)
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To explore the attitudes of Finnish nurses entrepreneurs for management, adopting the manager's role, managerial leadership skills, development and management training needs and associated factors. |
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Do nursing students have entrepreuner profile? (Roncon & Munhoz, 2009)(19)
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To know the profile of the undergraduate students of an undergraduate nursing course on entrepreneurship. |
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Consulting in occupational health nursing (Roy, 2013)(20)
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To provide an overview of the consulting practice, process, roles, and roles of Occupational Health nursing consultants and present some common characteristics of successful consultants. |
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Entrepreneurship in Nursing: overview of companies in the State of São Paulo (Andrade, Dal Ben & Sanna, 2015)(21)
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To identify and characterize the nursing companies run by registered nurses registered in the Commercial Board of the State of São Paulo until 2011. |
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Self-employed nurses as change agents in healthcare: strategies, consequences, and possibilities (Wall, 2014)(22)
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To investigate how independent professionals perceive the contemporary health field, what attributes they have that facilitate their roles as agents of change, what strategies they use to influence change and what consequences they face in their actions, thus contributing to that is known about organizational change in institutionalized contexts, such as health. |
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Dimensions of precariousness in an emerging sector of self-employment: A study of self-employed nurses (Wall, 2015)(23)
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To examine the experiences of independent nurses in order to better understand self-employment in occupational care work from the point of view of precariousness. |
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Embedding nursing and therapy consultantship: the case of stroke consultants (Burton, Bennett & Gibbon, 2009)(24)
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To explore the factors that shape how consultants have been incorporated into stroke services in the UK while opportunities for experienced professionals to advance their careers in clinical practice. |
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Providing Healthcare Services at Home-A Necessity in Iran: A Narrative Review (Nikbakht-Nasrabadi & Shabany-Hamedan, 2016)(25)
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To investigate a comprehensive system to provide the provision of home health care in Iran. |
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Advancing nursing enterprises: A cross-country comparison (Pittman & Salmon, 2016)(26)
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To explore cases of nursing companies in the developing world and discuss their potential to report related work in the United States. |
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What are consulting services worth?: applying cost analysis techniques to evaluate effectiveness (Mastroianni & Machles, 2013)(27)
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To report how occupational health nursing consultants, whether internal or external to the organization, should document the benefit and effectiveness of the services provided. |
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Ten common mistakes to avoid as an independent consultant: an update (Hau, 2013)(28)
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To describe errors in assumptions and business practices that limit the success of a nursing consultant and ways to avoid them. |
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From unmet clinical need to entrepreneurship: taking your informatics solution to market (Bowles & Heil, 2014)(29)
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To describe the process for taking a decision-making solution in the market as a business by sharing the steps of answering a clinical question, registering an invention, creating a business and business plan, securing venture funding, and launching a commercial product. |
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Patient satisfaction with retail health clinic care (Hunter et al, 2009)(30)
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To analyze patient satisfaction with care provided at two retail clinics by family nursing professionals (FNPs) and physician assistants (PAs). |
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Social cognitive determinants of entrepreneurial career choice in university students (Lanero, Vázquez & Aza, 2015)(31)
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To test a business career choice model in college students based on the Cognitive Social Career Theory, verifying whether business interests affect career choice and whether perceived self-efficacy is related to expectations of outcomes and whether both constructs affect interests and choice career. |