Registered nurses are invited to participate in a research study focused on nursing advocacy.
Stacey C. Jackson-Harley, RN, MA, BSN, PhD Candidate at Molloy University, is conducting a study to develop and evaluate the Jackson Nurse Advocacy Assessment Tool (J-NAAT). The tool is designed to measure nurses’ engagement in advocacy across six areas: patient, organizational, community, policy, self, and professional advocacy.
The findings from this study will contribute to nursing research by providing initial evidence about the reliability and validity of a new tool designed to measure nursing advocacy.
You may be eligible to participate if you:
- Hold an active Professional Registered Nurse license in the United States
- Have at least two years of professional nursing experience
- Hold a minimum of an Associate Degree
- Are at least 18 years old
- Are able to read and understand English
Participation involves completing one anonymous online survey and takes approximately 10–15 minutes. No follow-up visits are required.
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For questions or additional information, contact Stacey C. Jackson-Harley at sjackson-harley@lions.molloy.edu.
This study has been reviewed by the Molloy University Institutional Review Board.