Journal of Advanced Nursing · 1990 · 27 citations · 6 references
ManagementChange ManagementNursing AdministrationChange ImplementationOrganizational ChangeStrategic ChangeChange Agent RolesChange AgentsChange StrategyHealthcare Change ManagementOrganizational Change ManagementSocial ChangeAction Research CyclesAction Research InterpretationChange Agent DevelopmentChange Agent PowerChange Process AnalysisChange Process ModelsEducational Change TheoryOrganizational Change Agents
This paper focuses on 'why', 'what' and 'how' issues as they relate to the investigation of change in a nursing context. The why issues revolve around the need for change, and evolutionary and revolutionary change are discussed. Next the what issues are discussed and some variables involved in the change process are identified, and the role of change agents is outlined. Change strategies such as the power-coercive, the rational-empirical and the normative-re-education are discussed. Finally, the potential of action research in the context of bringing about change is advanced.
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Nursing research: a position paper
Jennifer Greenwood · Journal of Advanced Nursing · 1984 · 113 citations
Denis Lawton, Michael Shipman · British Journal of Educational Studies · 1975 · 71 citations