Abstract
Nursing research is essential to improving patient care, yet barriers may hinder bedside nurses from participating in research and evidence-based practice (EBP) activities. This article describes a nursing research residency program that aimed to inspire direct care nurses to participate in research and EBP projects. The program described may be a potential solution to bridge the gap between clinical work and research.
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