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research is

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is a systematic inquiry that uses rigorous methods to answer questions or solve problems

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the ultimate goal of research is

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develop, refine and expand knowledge

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nursing research is

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designed to develop evidence about issue of importance to various stakeholders

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evidence based practice is

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defined as the use of the best clinical evidence in making care decisions

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roles of nurses in research

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  1. research consumers
    2.engage in research activity such as designing, refining
    and implementing studies.
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List research related activities

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  1. participation in a journal club
  2. attendance to scientific presentation at conferences
  3. review of a proposed study and reliance
  4. assistance to researchers
  5. Discussion of the implication and relevance of finding
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CHSRF is

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canadian health services research foundation

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CIHR is

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canadian institutes of health research

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trends in nursing research

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  1. heightened focus on EBP
  2. stronger knowledge base through rigorous research and confirmatory methods
  3. more emphasis on systematic reviews
  4. increased involvement in transdisciplinary research
  5. active dissemination of research findings
  6. Emphasis on the visibility of nursing research
  7. Enhanced focus on cultural and health disparity issues
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Systematic reviews is

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a gather and integrate research information on a given topic to draw a conclusion

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think tank of nursing two main goals are

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  1. minimizing barriers to the conduct of nursing research through more collaborative efforts between universities and teaching hospitals
  2. increase designated funding for nursing research through formal research training programs at the master’s and doctoral levels
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academy of canadian executive nurses identified 3 research priorities

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  1. patient safety and quality of life issues
  2. nursing work environments and workload
  3. evidence based decision making
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sources of evidence for nursing practice

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  1. tradition and authority
  2. clinical experience, trial and error and intuition
  3. logical reasoning
    4, assembled information
  4. disciplined research
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paradigm is

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a worldview, a general perspective on the complexities of the “real” world

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types of paradigm

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  1. positivist/postpositive
    >positivism is a reflection of a broader cultural phenomenon that emphasizes the rational and the scientific
    > understanding the underlying causes of natural phenomena
    > postpositivist recognizes the impossibility of total objectivity, strive to neutral
  2. Naturalistic Paradigm
    > aka constructivist paradigm
    >reality is not fixed, reality exists in its context
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research methods are

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the techniques researcher use to structure a study and to gather and analyze information relevant to the research question
»quantitative = positivist paradigm
» qualitative= naturalistic

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empirical evidence is

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rigorously gathered and usually analyzed through statistical procedures

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features of paradigms

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  1. ultimate goal of gaining understanding
  2. empirical evidence
  3. reliance on human cooperation
  4. ethical constraints
  5. fallibility of research
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purpose of nursing research

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>>basic research extends knowledge
>>applied research focuses on findings solution
1. identification and description
2. exploration
3. prediction and control
4. explanation
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examples of nursing research and EBP

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assessment and diagnosis
treatment, therapy, or intervention
meaning and processes

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replication is

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the deliberate repetition of research procedures in a second investigation for the purpose of determining if earlier results can be repeated

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Nursing research began with the famous nurse _____________.

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(Florence Nightingale)

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The source of knowledge in most disciplines that is difficult to challenge is ___________.

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(Tradition)

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The type of research that involves the systematic collection and analysis of controlled, numerical information is known as __________.

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(Quantitative Research)

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The type of research that involves the systematic collection and analysis of narrative materials is called _________________.

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(Qualitative Research)

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The approach to knowledge that uses systematic, controlled procedures is known as the ________.

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(scientific approach)

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Naturalistic inquiry always takes place in the ____________.

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field

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research articles

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are reports that summarize studies in professional journals generally 10- 25 double spaced manuscrpit

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______ are reviewed by at least two or more____

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research article, peer reviewers

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blind reviewers

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reviewers are not told researchers’ names, and researchers are not told reviewers names

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IMRAD

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introduction, method, results and discussion

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abstract

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is a brief description of the study placed at the beginning of the article that is about 100-200 words

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introductions

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describes the central phenomena, concepts, variables understudy,
the statement of purpose, research questions and /or hypothesis to be tested
a review of the related literature
the theoretical framework
the significance of need for the sutdy

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the method section

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tells readers about major methodological

decisions and may offer rationales for those decision,

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method section consist of

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the research design, sample, measurements and data collection , study procedures

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the results section

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presents the research findings, a narrative summary of the finding, often accompanied by tables or figures that highlight the most noteworthy results

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quantitative study result section also

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reports the following information relating to the statistic analyses performed
the name of stat test used
the value of the calculated statistic
the significance

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qualitative reports

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often organizes findings according to the major theme or categories that were identified in the data

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the discssion

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an interpretation of the results, implication study limitation

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references

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conclude a list of the books, reports, and journal articles that were referenced in the report.

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four factors for research journal articles

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compactness, jargon, objectivity, statistical information

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critique is

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different from a research summary or synopsis research critique is a careful, critical appraisal of a study’s strength and limitation

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6 critique aspects

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substantive
theoretical
methodological 
ethical
interpretive
stylistic
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statistical test

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are procedures for testing research hypotheses and evaluating the believably of the finding

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statistically signifanct

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are ones that have high probability (p) being accurate

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