Chapter 5 Slides Flashcards

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Qualitative Research

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  • meaning of a human experience
    Data from words and behaviors
  • Subjective approach
  • Can be theory generating
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Quantitative Research

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  • examine relationships or explain cause-and-effect
  • Data from measurable variables with numeric values
  • Objectivity is important
  • Theory testing
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Qualitative uses an _____ Approach

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Inductive Approach
- Observation
- Patterns
- Tentative Hypothesis
- Theory

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Quantitative uses a _____ Approach

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Deductive approach
- Theory
- Hypothesis
- Observation
- Confirmation

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What is qualitative research

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  • Answers difficult why questions
  • Uses words rather than numbers
  • Explanatory and descriptive
  • Attempts to interpret phenomena
  • Inductive nature
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Naturalistic setting

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The setting that people live in daily… or what is typical for the study population

  • Qualitative reseachers consider context to be very important
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Review of literature

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Usually less literature available on the topic
- May see review of studies with related topics in introduction setting
- Further literature review incorporated in discussion section

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Study Design

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Describes how the researcher plans to answer the research question

Strategies
- Interviews: Ask open ended questions
- Focus groups: Engage a group in discussion
- Observation: Collect data by looking and listening

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Setting

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Where data collection occurs

The place where recruitment occured is often described as well

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Sample

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Sampling/Recruitment: Usually not random - participants can explain the phenomenon being studies

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Inclusion and exclusion criteria

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description of characteristics a person must have to be selected or excluded from the study

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Sample size

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determined when data saturation occurs - when information being shared with the researcher becomes repetitive

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Data colleciton

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Data: usually words (interview, focus group, description of observation)

Sample of questions that were asked

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Thematic Analysis

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What is the experience about (the main topics or ideas from the data)

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Narrative Analysis

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Insights to how or why these topics or ideas exist with this experience

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Conclusion

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  • Summarization of results
  • Similarities and differences with existing studies (review of the literature)
  • New findings or conceptual conclusions
  • Suggest how to use the findings in practice
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Summary: Qualitative research

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Does NOT test interventions

Seeks to understand the patient’s experience

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How Can Nurses UseQualitative research for EBP?

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  • Understand experiences
  • Understand range of responses
  • Assess patients status
  • Provide anticipatory
  • Improve communication