Week 11 and 12

Question 1

What is justice?

Answer 1

The principle that humans should be treated fairly or with equity, may be used to take into considerations of research.

Question 2

What is beneficence?

Answer 2

Duty to max possible benefits and well-being with the best of intentions.

Question 3

What is ethics?

Answer 3

The theory or discipline dealing with principles of moral values and conduct.

Question 4

What is anonymity?

Answer 4

The process of obscuring a participants identity to protect confidentiality.

Question 5

What is confidentiality?

Answer 5

Anonymity, ensuring the findings cannot be linked to specific participants.

Question 6

What should the negative risks of the study be?

Answer 6

Negative outcomes of a study should be less than the benefits of the study, or have minimal risk

Question 7

What is the CNA code of ethics?

Answer 7

Where nurses support, use and engage with research and other activities that promote safe, competent, compassionate and ethical care. Use guidelines for ethical research that are in line with nursing values.

Question 8

What is concern for welfare?

Answer 8

Person and group holistic health with social, physical, mental and economic well-being. Min risks, max benefits, remove coercion and be transparent.

Question 9

What is the research studies board?

Answer 9

People who form a board for a uni/hosptial, that reviews ethics in relation to TCPS based on the proposal.

Question 10

What is the OCAP?

Answer 10

States that Indigenous peoples have sovereignty over how data is controlled and used in their territory. Ownership, Control, Access, Possession.

Question 11

What is the US National Research Act in 1974?

Answer 11

Where they created the National Commission for the Protection of Human Subjects of Biomedical and Behavioural Research.

Question 12

what are the principles of biomedical ethics?

Answer 12

Autonomy, Non-maleficence, Justice and Benefience

Question 13

Why is consent important?

Answer 13

To ensure the participants are aware of what they are getting themselves into, and to inform them of their rights.

Question 14

What is the ultimate goal of nursing research?

Answer 14

Develop nursing knowledge, advance practice and support scientific process.

Question 15

What is knowledge translation?

Answer 15

Dynamic, iterative process that includes synthesis, dissemination, exchange, and ethically sound application of knowledge.

Question 16

What is the purpose of knowledge translation?

Answer 16

Improve health of Canadians, provide more effective health care services and products, strengthen healthcare system.

Question 17

What is synthesis?

Answer 17

Contextualization and integration in existing knowledge, rigorous, reproducible, and transparent in systematic reviews, meta-analysis, narrative synthesis, practice guidelines.

Question 18

What is dissemination?

Answer 18

Identifying the audience, tailoring the message to that through stakeholder summaries, returning findings to participants, tool creation.

Question 19

What is exchange?

Answer 19

Collab problem solving with decision-makers, active partnerships, throughout the research process, providing each other with info but not embedded.

Question 20

What is ethically sound application?

Answer 20

Consistent with social values, is a responsibility of society.

Question 21

What is the End of Grant?

Answer 21

Traditional knowledge translation approaches such as conferences and peer reviewed journals, and tailored messages by multiple media.

Question 22

What is integrated knowledge translation?

Answer 22

Patients and or knowledge useres are embedded throughout the research process with meaningful collab, identifying priorities, facilitating access and facilitating messaging.

Question 23

What are the elements of knowledge transition?

Answer 23

Synthesis, dissemination, exchange and ethically sound application.