independent variable
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- intervention (cause)
o Influences the dependent variable
phenomenological research
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o "in your gut"
▪ Lived experience
,trigger for EBP projects
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quality indicators not ideal for good patient outcomes (goal of EBP is
positive patient outcomes)
data collection methods in qual
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▪ Observation - gather info in natural environment or focuses on detail
▪ Interviews - open-ended questions or participant "tells their story"
main objective for EBP
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improve patient outcomes
Representative sample
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, - persons (subjects) chosen from a target population to participate in a
study
beneficence
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- minimizing risk to research participant through risk/benefit analysis
o "do good but above all do no harm"
selection of participants in qual
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o - researcher participant relationship
▪ Purposive sampling - volunteer, researcher selected, snowball sampling
▪ Sample size often small - saturation
PICO is a
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-foreground question
-A specific question that when answered provides evidence to support
clinical decision making
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- intervention (cause)
o Influences the dependent variable
phenomenological research
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o "in your gut"
▪ Lived experience
,trigger for EBP projects
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quality indicators not ideal for good patient outcomes (goal of EBP is
positive patient outcomes)
data collection methods in qual
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▪ Observation - gather info in natural environment or focuses on detail
▪ Interviews - open-ended questions or participant "tells their story"
main objective for EBP
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improve patient outcomes
Representative sample
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, - persons (subjects) chosen from a target population to participate in a
study
beneficence
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- minimizing risk to research participant through risk/benefit analysis
o "do good but above all do no harm"
selection of participants in qual
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o - researcher participant relationship
▪ Purposive sampling - volunteer, researcher selected, snowball sampling
▪ Sample size often small - saturation
PICO is a
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-foreground question
-A specific question that when answered provides evidence to support
clinical decision making
