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Internal Validity Whether the study measures what it was supposed to measure External Validity The generalizability of the results to other populations Reliability The ability of test results being replicated if the test is repeated Probability Study of the laws of chance Sensitivity The tests' ability to yield a positive result when the person actually has the condition, disease, or disorder Specificity The tests' ability to yield a negative result when the person does not have the condition Gold Standard Tests with 100% sensitivity and specificity Positive predictive value Probability the person actually having the disease when the screening test or diagnostic test is positive Negative Predictive Value (NPV) The probability of the person being free of disease when the screening test or diagnostic test is negative Clinically significant Referring to results that have clinical significance Natural history of disease Nature of the disease and how it progresses primary prevention Interventions aimed at preventing the condition, disorder or disease secondary prevention Interventions aimed at detecting a disease early in its course Tertiary prevention Limiting the effects of the disease once it is established True Positive (TP) Occurs when the test correctly reports disease presence when disease is in fact present False positive Occurs when the test incorrectly reports disease presence when disease is, in fact absent False negative Occurs when the test incorrectly reports the abscence of disease when disease is in fact present Campaign for action Encouraged by Robert Wood, focuses on specific aspects of health and healthcare based on the Institute of Medicine's recommendations. They aim to improve health through nursing. Morbidity and mortality weekly report (MMWR) Provisional weekly updates of reportable diseases can be accessed electronically National health and nutrition examination survey (NHANES) Major surgery source conducted through mobile examination centers held at randomly selected sites throughout the US National Healthcare Quality Report (NHQR) Intent is to respond to the status of healthcare quality in the US, identify where improvements are needed, and describe how the quality of health are is given to the population over time. National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS) Collects official records of birth, deaths, marriages, divorces, fetal deaths, and induced terminations of pregnancies from state and local departments Social justice theory Addresses the availability or equal access to healthcare to all individuals and speaks to equal quality of care without prejudice Social determinants of health and inequalities Areas APRN can utilize to inform and guide practice to develop socioculturally appropriate interventions. Related to where patients are born, grow up, work, live and the healthcare system available to them Vital statistics quantitative data concerning a population, such as the number of births, marriages, and deaths. Morbidity presence of illness or disease Mortality Related to the tracking of deaths within an aggregate Cases Instances of disease Surveillance Collection, analysis, dissemination of data Social justice distribution of goods or services within a societal context Incidence Measures the appearance of a disease Prevalence Measures the existence of disease Outcomes The change in health status related to the intervention provided interprofessional collaboration Coordination and communication between all providers involved in patient care Healthy People 2020 A national document with national objectives that guides advanced practice nurses to focus on an identified levels of population health care for persons across the lifespan Determinants of health The range of behavioral, biological, social economic and environmental factors that influence the health status of individuals or populations Risk analysis The review of the risk associated with a particular event or action Epidemiology The science of public health. Concerned with studying the factors determining in influencing the frequency and distribution of disease Population Health Focuses on risk, data, demographics and outcomes Elements that are part of collaborative practice Responsibility, accountability, coordination, communication, cooperation, assertiveness, autonomy, mutual respect Campaign for Action Organization that improves access to care, fosters interprofessional operation, promote nursing leader ship, transform's nursing education, increase is diversity in nursing, collect workforce data Descriptive epidemiology Describes the distribution of disease and other health related states in terms of personal characteristics, geographical distribution and time. Helps to understand the process of disease by looking at raves, incidents, prevalence, mortality, survival and prognosis.