NUR 363 TOPICS 1 & 2 REVISION QUIZ Flashcards
Define EBN or evidence based health care practice
Nurses making clinical decisions based on scientific evidence, clinical expertise and experience, patient values and preferences and the best available research evidence
When do we (as nurses) need to seek out evidence?
When we have a question or are unsure about something
Evidence can be placed in two categories. Name these
- Research based
2. Non-research based
What is the purpose of an abstract?
To give a quick summary of the main points addressed int he research/evidence and to include:
Where, how, with whom and what the findings were
Why might an abstract be useful for us to read?
To know whether the paper is relevant to the question
Explain the relationship between the parts of a published research report and the
research process. (Can explain by use of a table)
Define the problem, formulate the aim or question
Intro/background/the problem
methodology
Results/Findings
Discussion and conclusion
Identify some common terms used in each section of a research report -
Introduction:
Purpose
Hypothesis
Literature review
Identify some common terms used in each section of a research report -
Methods
Qualitative Quantitative Samples Measures Procedures
Identify some common terms used in each section of a research report -
Results
Findings
Data
Analysis
Significance
Identify some common terms used in each section of a research report -
Discussion/conclusions
Implications
Comparisons
Recap
Define literature review
Has bias from the author
Systematic review doesn’t = better
State three major features of qualitative methods
Holistic
The whole situation
About feelings and is subjective
Need to have rapport between researcher and study population
State three major features of quantitative methods
Numerical
Statistics
Single part of a situation
About facts, not feelings
Objective
Prediction
Control
What do you think differentiates between qualitative and quantitative methods?
How the data id obtained/collected
The researcher is involved in qual but not quan
What would you expect to find in the methods section of a research study?
How the study was conducted
Who was involved
Data collection and analysis