CH. 1 PREPARATORY Flashcards
time parameters that are set during a research project
alternative time sampling
the method of not giving the specifics of a project to the people participating in a research or study
blinding
a type of research in which a single case is investigated and documented over a period of time
case study
a process in which a person, an institution, or a program is evaluated and recognized as meeting certain predetermined standards to provide safe and ethical care
certification
a type of research that examines patterns of change, a sequence of events, or trends over time within a certain population of study subjects
cohort research
a system of internal and external reviews and audits of all aspects of an EMS system
CQI
a type of research in which subjects are manually assigned to a specific person or crew, rather than being randomly assigned; the least preferred component of research
convenience sampling
a data collection method in which all data at one point in time is collected, essentially serving as a snapshot of events and information
cross-sectional design
a research format in which an observation of an event is made, but without attempts to change or alter it
descriptive
a health care system designed to bring immediate on scene care to those in need along with transport to a definitive medical care facility
EMS
a behavior expected by a person or group following a set of rules
ethical
the use of practices that have been proven to be effective in improving patient outcomes
evidence based practice
a person who follows specific professional attributes that are outlined in this profession
health care professional
a research format that uses a hypothesis to prove one finding from another
inferential
a group or institution that follows a set of requirements for review that were devised by the US Public Health Service
institutional review board (IRB)
the process whereby a state allows qualified people to perform a regulated act
licensure