class 10- evidence informed practice

Question 1

evidence-informed decision making vs research

Answer 1

evidence- informed decison making is the utilization of research which is used by nurses in practice, it can improve the quality , which is the goal of nursing research

Question 2

evidence - informed practice vs evidence- based practice

Answer 2

evidence-informed- utilizes research by nurses, gives them flexibility within their practice to learn and be creative, encourages them to consider clinical state and circumstances whole making patient care decisions.
evidence-based- no flexibility, is strictly from research and “ by the book” , uses the best current research and advice

Question 3

why is research important in nursing

Answer 3

it allows for a new way of thinking, it can help provide more knowledge and practice. it improves the education and how to use resources more efficiently

Question 4

why do nurses need to know to navigate through research literature

Answer 4

to be able to generate theory and continue there learning!

Question 5

5 steps of research evidence

Answer 5

⮚Ask the clinical question.
⮚Collect the best evidence.
⮚Research literacy: critique the evidence.
⮚Integrate the evidence.
⮚Evaluate the practice decision or change.

Question 6

qualitative

Answer 6

qualities- relies on personal accounts or how people respond as a society ( phenomena, and grounded theory) ( using interviews and discussions)

Question 7

quantitative

Answer 7

quantity- collected by numbers and analyzing data ( experimental and data analysis ) ( scientific approach and focus groups. and case studies )

Question 8

mixed method

Answer 8

collecting data and analyzing through interviews and discussions, observations- and using that to explore behaviour in more detail with a bigger sample

Question 9

7 levels of evidence

Answer 9

level 1) systemic reviews
level 2) evidence obtained from at least one well designed RCT
level 3) evidence obtained from well designed controlled trials without randomization
level 4) Evidence one or more well-designed case-control/cohort studies
Level 5) Evidence from systematic reviews of descriptive and qualitative studies
Level 6) Evidence from a single descriptive or qualitative study
Level 7) Evidence from the opinion of authorities and/or reports of expert committees

Question 10

why do researches need to abide by ethical rules while conducting research studies

Answer 10

they need to abide by ethical rules because of the rights of the participants-in o order to protect the dignity, rights and welfare of research participants.