NUR 363 TOPICS 1 & 2 REVISION QUIZ Flashcards

1
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Define EBN or evidence based health care practice

A

Nurses making clinical decisions based on scientific evidence, clinical expertise and experience, patient values and preferences and the best available research evidence

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2
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When do we (as nurses) need to seek out evidence?

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When we have a question or are unsure about something

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3
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Evidence can be placed in two categories. Name these

A
  1. Research based

2. Non-research based

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4
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What is the purpose of an abstract?

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To give a quick summary of the main points addressed int he research/evidence and to include:
Where, how, with whom and what the findings were

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5
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Why might an abstract be useful for us to read?

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To know whether the paper is relevant to the question

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6
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Explain the relationship between the parts of a published research report and the
research process. (Can explain by use of a table)

A

Define the problem, formulate the aim or question

Intro/background/the problem

methodology

Results/Findings

Discussion and conclusion

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7
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Identify some common terms used in each section of a research report -
Introduction:

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Purpose
Hypothesis
Literature review

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8
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Identify some common terms used in each section of a research report -
Methods

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Qualitative
Quantitative
Samples
Measures  
Procedures
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9
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Identify some common terms used in each section of a research report -
Results

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Findings
Data
Analysis
Significance

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10
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Identify some common terms used in each section of a research report -
Discussion/conclusions

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Implications
Comparisons
Recap

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11
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Define literature review

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Has bias from the author

Systematic review doesn’t = better

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12
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State three major features of qualitative methods

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Holistic

The whole situation

About feelings and is subjective

Need to have rapport between researcher and study population

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13
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State three major features of quantitative methods

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Numerical

Statistics

Single part of a situation

About facts, not feelings

Objective

Prediction

Control

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14
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What do you think differentiates between qualitative and quantitative methods?

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How the data id obtained/collected

The researcher is involved in qual but not quan

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15
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What would you expect to find in the methods section of a research study?

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How the study was conducted

Who was involved

Data collection and analysis

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16
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What would you expect to find in the discussion section of a research study?

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Findings

Conclusion

Limitations

Suggestions for future study

17
Q

List three considerations that you would take into account before you used the
results of a study to change your clinical practice.
Briefly explain why these are
important

A
  1. Is the research appropriate for the question
  2. Need to consider patient preferences - is it relevant to the patient preferences?
  3. Is it reliable?