Quiz 1 Chapter 1-3 Flashcards

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components of EBP

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clinical expertise
Best research evidence
patient values and preferences

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what is research

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systematic gathering of information to explore phenomena of interests; gain, expand, validate knowledge

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why is research important

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research is the most systematic approach to knowledge dev

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4
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essential elements of EBP

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assess
ask
acquire
appraise
apply
evaluate
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5
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assess in EBP

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what is the situation, concern, or issue?

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6
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ask in ebp

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ask a clinical question in a certain format relevant to clinical situation

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7
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acquire in ebp

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research findings best applicable to the question

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8
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appraise in ebp

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validate the findings

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9
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synthesize in epd

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systematic review and knowledge synth

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10
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apply in ebp

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application of research findings into a plan of action in the provision of care

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11
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evaluate

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measuring patient outcomes as a result of EBP

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12
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what is PICO used for

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QN

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13
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what is PICo used for

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QL

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14
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PICO

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population
intervention
comparison
Outcome
Time
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15
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PICo

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population of interest
phenomeon of interest
context

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16
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What is not a research report

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description of a procedure or intervention that mentions a study, facts, ideas, theories
literature reivew that cites a number of research studies

17
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differences in QN vs QL

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types of problems
methods and procedures
Data analysis + interpretation

18
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what do conclusions entail

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new knowledge
conceptualize the meaning
Generalize findings
study limitations

19
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what is the power of a conclusion

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used for changing practice

20
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what are risks of conclusions

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may go beyond actual findings and practice

21
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what may limit being able to draw ability to draw conclusions fro mstudy

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sample
study design
measures used
methods

22
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discussion

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summary of important findings, compare with past knowledge, support/verify/predict
sepculation

23
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limitations

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boundaries that create uncertainty about study meaning

24
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QN discussion

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assume that there are concrete answers to questions, we find answers by breaking down phenomena into pieces

25
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QL discussion

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assume that experince is uniqe, product of knolwedge building

26
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what points do you need to know about the results section

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descriptive information/stats
themes
multivariate or bivariate findings
statistical significance