Week 4: Nursing Theory & Research, Evidence Pratice Flashcards

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CRNA

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Each proince has different nursing pratice standards under the HPA (framework(

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CNA

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Creates Code of Ethics, advances the health profession.

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What is the nursing theory of evidence informed pratice:

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Concept: An idea that represents some aspects of our world like hunger, pain. Or choose a concept like care and base theory around that
Theory: Waves together concepts in a special way to describe their relationships. Addresses nursing as evidence based.

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Nursing Theory

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  • Knowlege about nursing organized for nurses to use in a professional way . Include a perspective for viewing patient situations, organizing data, method of analyzing and interpret information.
  • Respects the disciplines best efforts to deal with complexity of nursing
  • Florence Nightingales work was a early model for environmental theory sanitation. Her work is considered early theoretical and conceptual model for nursing
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Nursing Science

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body of knowlege about nursing pratice

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Nursing Metaparadigm

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All nursing theories wrote on these cornerstones.
- Person: any recipeint of care that is either sick/healthy. Holistic and determined by socail, physcial, culture.
- Health: determined by person/community, one’s definition. One’s defintion changes, and goal is to max the potential.
- Enviorment: anything that affects a person includes external and internal contexts. Health care, poverty, religon, education
- Nursing: ethical responsibilities, code of ethics

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Examples of nursing theories:

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  • Florence Nightingale Enviormental Sanitation Theory
  • Jean waston: Theory of human caring
  • Sista Callista: adaptaption model of nursing
  • Margaret Campbell- UBC model of nursing
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Theory development

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  • Practice informs theory and research helps to bridge gap
    Thinking and a broader understandinf of science and pratice of nursing.
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Nursing Research

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  • Ways to idenify new knowledge and improve profession
  • Generate findings
  • Florence Nightingale
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Qualitative and Quantitaive

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Qualitaive: poses questions that cannot be measured; instead requries perspective
Quantitative: can be mesured

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Nursing Theorists

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Based their frameworks on many ways of thinking and expereince. Some are about ideas with behavior, systems, interactions. All have the same goal of excellent descion making in nuring

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5 Steps to making descion

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  1. Ask clincial question
  2. collect evidence
  3. research literacy: critque the evidence
  4. Integrate
  5. evaluate the pratice
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Why evidence

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Utilizing of research by nurses
Assist with making accurate and timely clinical descions.
Evidence informed pratice

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Evidence

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CNA defines as information acquired through rseasearch , scienifc evalution reasearch and used in decison making
Evidence Informed: ultization of research from nurses and use as a guide to help make descion

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