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EBP definition conscientious, problem solving approach to clinical practice that incorporates
the best evidence from well designed studies, patient values, and clinicians
expertise in making decisions
2 big purposes of theory 1. the why (reason I saw change and got results I did)
2. roadmap (guide my thinking during a research process and how I put a study
together)
3 key components to EBP 1. clients input
2. clinician experience
3. best available evidence
knowledge sum of what is known (acquired through experience, education, scientific
method)
research -exhaustive inquiry or examination
-noun and a verb
-includes quant, qual, or mixed methods approaches
-can be primary or secondary
goal of research produce new knowledge that can be generalized
primary research designs -experimental
-quasi experimental
-nonexperimental/qual
-univariate
experimental designs something is manipulated, controls are present, and random
quasiexperimenal designs have the manipulation but are missing either the randomization and/or control
group
nonexperimental designs research studying something that happened, but they had no control over it so
no manipulation ( just observing)
univariate designs answers questions, describes one variable
primary research definition -conducted first hand to obtain data
-researcher owns the data collected
-data is customized based on needs of organization
-researcher deeply involved
-expensive and time consuming
Study Guide, Practice
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Comprehensive Exam
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, Terms in this set (109)
EBP definition conscientious, problem solving approach to clinical practice that incorporates
the best evidence from well designed studies, patient values, and clinicians
expertise in making decisions
2 big purposes of theory 1. the why (reason I saw change and got results I did)
2. roadmap (guide my thinking during a research process and how I put a study
together)
3 key components to EBP 1. clients input
2. clinician experience
3. best available evidence
knowledge sum of what is known (acquired through experience, education, scientific
method)
research -exhaustive inquiry or examination
-noun and a verb
-includes quant, qual, or mixed methods approaches
-can be primary or secondary
goal of research produce new knowledge that can be generalized
primary research designs -experimental
-quasi experimental
-nonexperimental/qual
-univariate
experimental designs something is manipulated, controls are present, and random
quasiexperimenal designs have the manipulation but are missing either the randomization and/or control
group
nonexperimental designs research studying something that happened, but they had no control over it so
no manipulation ( just observing)
univariate designs answers questions, describes one variable
primary research definition -conducted first hand to obtain data
-researcher owns the data collected
-data is customized based on needs of organization
-researcher deeply involved
-expensive and time consuming
