Chapters 1, 2, 3 Flashcards
Quantitative Research
research is the most frequently used method. A formal, objective, systematic methodology that counts or measure’s to describe variables, test relationships and examine cause and effect interactions
Qualitative Research
research is rigorous, scholarly, interactive, holistic, subjective research approach used to describe life experiences, cultures and social processes from the perspective of those involved. All qualitative research is interpretive. Used to develop a theory.
Mixed Methods Research
is a combination of both quantitative and qualitative research methods
Outcomes Research
is the scientific methodology that has evolved to examine the end results of the patient care and the outcomes. Used frequently by healthcare providers such as RNs, APNs, and physicians. Became critical for documenting the effectiveness of healthcare
BSN Role
read and critically appraise studies, use best research evidence in practice with guidance. Assist with problem identification and data collection
MSN Role
critically appraise and synthesize studies to develop and revise protocols, algorithms and policies for practice. Implement best research evidence in practice. Collaboration in research projects and provide clinical expertise.
DNP Role
participate in evidenced-based guideline development. Develop, implement, evaluate, and revise needed protocols, policies, and evidenced-based guidelines in practice. Conduct clinical studies, usually in collaboration with other nurse researchers.
PhD Role
assume a major role, such as primary investigator, in conducting research and contributing to the empirical knowledge generated in a selected area of study. Obtain initial funding for research. Coordinate research teams of BSN, MSN, and DNP nurses.
Post-doctoral role
implement a funded program of research. Lead and/or participate in nursing and interdisciplinary research teams. Identified as experts in their areas of research. Mentor PhD prepared researchers.
EBP
evolves from the integration of the best research evidence with clinical expertise and patient needs and values
Best Research Evidence
Empirical. Knowledge generated from the synthesis of quality study findings to address a problem