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Table 1 Summary of components of nursing scholarship in frameworks described in the literature and closely aligned to Boyer’s[10] framework of scholarship for practicing disciplines such as teaching

From: Practicing nurses perspectives of clinical scholarship: a qualitative study

Jacelon et al. [[15]]

Storch & Gamroth [[16]]

Thoun [[17]]

â—Ź Scholarship of discovery: knowledge for its own sake creating a venue for research, exploring what is the aesthetic leadership in nursing.

â—Ź Scholarship of discovery: what is to be known.

â—Ź Emergent scholarship: innovative research and knowledge where there is a focus on the use of nursing theories and models in research.

â—Ź Scholarship of integration: connecting academic knowledge base of scholar with clinical knowledge of practicing nurse with the academic knowledge of a scholar.

â—Ź Scholarship of integration: finding meaning in results and making connections across disciplines.

â—Ź Educational and administrative scholarship: systematic inquiry into established teaching or administrative process- curriculum development, policy development, evaluation teaching research; e.g. use of clinical simulation.

â—Ź Scholarship of teaching: creating learning space in clinical area, engage clinical staff and students in learning process.

â—Ź Scholarship of teaching: should be planned, continuously examined, with clear links between teaching and learning (new knowledge through interaction).

â—Ź Professional scholarship: inquiry into practice, imaginative artistic and resourceful translating, transforming and pushing borders of practice, the interplay between knowledge and practice policy development, and evaluation of practice leadership.

â—Ź Scholarship of application: engaging in faculty practice where theory, practice and research inform one another, expert consultation of nursing care.

● Scholarship of application: consideration of how knowledge can or could be helpful to society – using concepts theories and principles in nursing practice.