Chapter 14 Vocab Flashcards
active rejection
purposefully deciding not to adopt an innovation
adoption
applying an innovation to practice
AGREE II
internationally developed instrument to evaluate clinical practice guidelines
case control studies
studies that compare two groups, those with and without a specific condition
clinical practice guidelines
recommendations based on evidence that serve as useful tools to direct clinical practice
cohort studies
quasi-experimental studies using two or more groups
descriptive studies
non-experimental studies used to provide information about a phenomenon
evidence hierarchies
predetermined scales that guide decisions for ranking evidence
GRADE
international, universal system for evaluating evidence
levels of evidence
predetermined scales that guide decisions for ranking evidence
meta-analyses
combination of results of studies into a measurable format; statistically estimates effects of proposed interventions
passive rejection
lack of consideration given to adopting an innovation, hence old practices are continued
pilot
adopting an innovation on a trial basis
randomized controlled trial
experimental studies typically involving large samples and conducted in multiple sites
rejection
decision not to adopt an innovation