Intro Flashcards

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What does PICO(T) stand for?

A
Patient / population
Intervention
Control / comparison
Outcome
Time
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2
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What are the six steps of the evidence-based practice process?

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1 - identify a gap in knowledge
2 - Ask (an answerable question)
3 - Search
4 - Appraise
5 - Implement / Integrate
6 - Evaluate
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3
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Factors within evidence-based practice

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  • Scientific evidence / research
  • clinical expertise and experience
  • patient preferences and values
  • available resources
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4
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Examples of objective sources

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  • policies and procedures
  • standards of practice
  • formal education
  • professional journals
  • best practice guidelines
  • systematic reviews
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5
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Research definition

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the formal, rigorous and precise process of inquiry that is planned and systematic

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6
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Examples of grey literature

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  • technical reports
  • government reports
  • policy statements
  • business documents
  • conference proceedings
  • theses and dissertations
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7
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What is a meta-analysis?

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  • incorporates a systematic review of the literature
  • uses a statistical process to synthesise relevant findings to draw a conclusion
  • is used when reviewing studies testing interventions
  • gives a useful summary that weights study findings based upon the strength of the methodology
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8
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Inductive reasoning links to what type of research?

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Qualitative

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9
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Deductive reasoning links to what type of research ?

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Quantitative

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