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nursing research

is systematic inquiry designed to develop trustworthy evidence about issues of importance to
nurses and their clients.

research: development of new knowledge

evidence-based practice (EBP)

the integration of best research evidence with clinical expertise and patient values

EBP: use of new knowledge (research) to inform nursing practice

How can the EBP be used to make patient care decisions?

.- improve nursing practice and quality of care
- improve patient are outcomes and safety
- provide quality, cost-effective healthcare

What are nurse role in research?

- contribute ideas to studies
- gather information for those participating in a study
- advise clients about participating in a study
-searching for research evidence to address a practice problem
- discuss implications of a study in a journal club

What are the key aspects of nursing research in the future?

- Continued focus on evidence-based practice

- Increasing emphasis on patient centeredness

- Applicability

- Clinical significance

, - Expanded local research and quality improvement in healthcare facilities

- Increased focus on health disparities

what are challenges of EBP?

o Quality and nature of the research

o Characteristics of nurses

o Organizational factors

systematic reviews

an evidence based practice resource

What does systematic reviews do?

· Pulling various studies together to see the bigger picture regarding a specific issue

· Compiling and analyzing findings from several studies

· Drawing conclusions regarding a specific issue

· Strategy to help with the barrier of volume and complexity of evidence

What is the difference between a literature review and a systematic review?

Systematic Review:

- Thorough examination of specific issues

- Standards exist, and process is described in the report

- As exhaustive as possible

-Largely original study reports

-Quality appraisal filter

- Inclusion of all qualifying studies

Literature Review:

- Highlights of an issue

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