Chapter 1 Integrating Research EBP And Quality Improvement Processes Flashcards

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What is the domain of nursing?

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Medicine, nursing, collaborative problem

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What is medicine?

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Identification and treatment of a disease condition based on specific evaluation of signs and symptoms, standard of care, evidence on likelihood of positive outcome

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What is nursing?

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Identification and treatment of the patients response to an actual or potential health problem

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What is collaborative problem?

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Actual or potential physiological complication that nurses monitor to detect a change in patient status

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What does EBP allow?

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One to systematically use the best available experience from research with the integration of individual clinical expertise, as well as the patients values and preferences to make clinical decisions

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Nurses should be…

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Knowledgeable consumers of research

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What is nursing research?

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The systematic, rigorous, critical investigation that aims to answer questions about nursing phenomena

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What are the methods used by nurse researchers?

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The methods are the same methods used by other disciplines; the difference is that nurses study questions relevant to nursing practice

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What steps do nurse researchers follow?

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the steps of the scientific process

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10
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What are the two types of research?

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Quantitative and qualitative

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What does qualitative research include?

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Seeks to understand meaning of human experience
Usually conducted in natural settings 
Seeks to DESCRIBE experiences 
Subjective approach
Theory generating
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What is quantitative research?

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Seeks to test relationships or answer a question
Explains cause-and-effect relationships
Seeks to DESCRIBE phenomena
Objectivity is important 
Theory testing
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What is a research critique?

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The process of critical appraisal that objectively and critically evaluates a research reports content for scientific merit and application to practice

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What does a research critique require?

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Some knowledge of the subject matter and knowledge of how to critically read and use critiquing criteria

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What is quality?

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The extent to which a study’s design, implementation, and analysis minimize bias

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What is quantity?

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The number of studies that have evaluated the research question including sample size as well as strength of the findings from data analysis

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What is consistency?

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The degree to which other studies, with similar or different designs, investigating the same research question report similar findings

18
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Quality improvement in nursing practice settings?

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Conducting an assessment
Setting goals for improvement
Identifying ideas for change
Deciding how improvements will be measured
Rapidly testing practice changes
Measuring improvements in care
Adopting the practice change as a new standard of care

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What is the most common first step in the quality improvement process?

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C. Conducting an assessment

20
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What is an assessment of a group of research studies that test a similar research question?

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A. Systematic review