Nowadays,
entrepreneurship, which is a dynamic factor in all fields to improve the
quality of human life, is gaining importance in the health care system with
each passing day. This system, which has a very wide area,allows nurses to
fulfill their contemporary roles and responsibilities as a professional.Nursing
entrepreneurship has a multi-dimensional background.Unlike traditional nursing approaches,entrepreneurship
has an important place among contemporary nursing roles and responsibilities.
Entrepreneurship is an important source of innovation and creativity.
Entrepreneurial nursing is based on the factors such as nursing services,
health care products, legal services, health care services/political advice and
publications. In this context, entrepreneurship in nursing is accepted in every
field, and its recognition is increasing. Consequently, nurses are expected to
be entrepreneurs as a change agent in the health care system. However, there
are many factors that support and prevent nursing entrepreneurship. This review
has been designed to describe the barriers of entrepreneurship in nursing and
to present strategies for overcoming these barriers.
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Publication Date | June 30, 2017 |
Published in Issue | Year 2017 Volume: 4 Issue: 1 |
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