Innovation, Health Policy, and Community Change Concepts

Nurses are guided by a unique disciplinary knowledge base. With this base, they have a significant role in crafting innovative policies with communities. Innovation is essential for persons, as individual and group communities, as they cocreate meaningful change. In this paper, the author explores innovation with Parse's (2021) community change concepts to enhance policy improvement, implementation, and maintenance.

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Nursing Science Quarterly
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2025-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.1177/08943184251399332
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Nursing Education, Practice, and Leadership
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Innovation, Health Policy, and Community Change Concepts

Mario R. Ortiz
Nursing Science Quarterly
Nursing Education, Practice, and Leadership
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Innovation, Health Policy, and Community Change Concepts

Mario R. Ortiz
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Nurses are guided by a unique disciplinary knowledge base. With this base, they have a significant role in crafting innovative policies with communities. Innovation is essential for persons, as individual and group communities, as they cocreate meaningful change. In this paper, the author explores innovation with Parse's (2021) community change concepts to enhance policy improvement, implementation, and maintenance.

Nursing Science QuarterlyVol. 39(1)
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Nursing Education, Practice, and Leadership
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