Examples
A feasible nursing topic usually starts with a patient group, care setting, intervention or experience, and an outcome that can be ethically studied. Check local access and approval requirements before committing to a clinical population.
- 01Nurse-led discharge education and medication adherence among adults with heart failure
- 02New nurses’ experiences of psychological safety during clinical handovers
- 03Barriers to pressure-injury prevention in long-term care facilities
- 04The effect of structured bedside handovers on patient understanding of care plans
- 05Nurses’ experiences caring for patients with dementia in emergency departments
- 06Telehealth follow-up and self-management confidence among adults with type 2 diabetes
- 07Factors associated with burnout among intensive-care nurses
- 08Patient perceptions of culturally responsive communication in outpatient clinics
Check this topic
- Specify the clinical setting and patient group.
- Use outcomes that can be measured reliably and safely.
- Confirm that recruitment, consent, and data access are realistic.
Search recent literature, confirm the gap, and ask your supervisor to review the scope.