NSG130 WK3 Evidence-Based
Concept, Pearson Vol 1, Mod 45 Exam
Study Set
Evidence-based practice (EBP) - ANSWER is used to form a bridge btwn research &
nursing practice.
Research - ANSWER a formal, systematic way of answering a question or approaching a
problem
Evidence - ANSWER can be defined as clinical knowledge, expert opinion, or
information resulting from research.
Evidence-based nursing - ANSWER seeks, considers, and synthesizes the combination
of the best available research evidence, the nurses' own clinical experience, and each
patient's cultural values and personal preferences to provide individualized, optimal
nursing care appropriate for the patient at the time of care.
Translational research - ANSWER a systematic approach of converting research
knowledge into applications of healthcare for improved patient outcomes. The
translation of scientific evidence into practical applications allows for enhanced human
health, particularly when information flows back and forth between researchers and
clinicians, allowing for further investigation of diseases and their effects on humans.
Nursing research - ANSWER the use of a systematic and strict scientific process to
analyze phenomena of interest to all areas of nursing, including practice, education, and
administration.
Nursing clinical research - ANSWER seeks answers to questions that will ultimately
improve pt care, such as the following: what are the links between diet and the
development of diabetes and cardiovascular disease? Is a new drug or medical device
more effective than one already on the market? Do pts who undergo surgery at one
medical center have a higher complication rate than those who are treated at another?
Are pts satisfied with their care during hospitalization?
Quantitative research - ANSWER uses precise measurement to collect data and analyze
it statistically for a summary and a description of the resulting findings or to test
relationships among variables. Example: "are there differences in skin breakdown
between premature infants who are bathed with plain water and those who are bathed
in bacteriostatic soap?"
Qualitative research - ANSWER investigates a question through narrative data that
explore the subjective experiences of human beings and ban provide nursing with a
better understanding of the pt.'s perspective. Goals of qualitative research include the
Concept, Pearson Vol 1, Mod 45 Exam
Study Set
Evidence-based practice (EBP) - ANSWER is used to form a bridge btwn research &
nursing practice.
Research - ANSWER a formal, systematic way of answering a question or approaching a
problem
Evidence - ANSWER can be defined as clinical knowledge, expert opinion, or
information resulting from research.
Evidence-based nursing - ANSWER seeks, considers, and synthesizes the combination
of the best available research evidence, the nurses' own clinical experience, and each
patient's cultural values and personal preferences to provide individualized, optimal
nursing care appropriate for the patient at the time of care.
Translational research - ANSWER a systematic approach of converting research
knowledge into applications of healthcare for improved patient outcomes. The
translation of scientific evidence into practical applications allows for enhanced human
health, particularly when information flows back and forth between researchers and
clinicians, allowing for further investigation of diseases and their effects on humans.
Nursing research - ANSWER the use of a systematic and strict scientific process to
analyze phenomena of interest to all areas of nursing, including practice, education, and
administration.
Nursing clinical research - ANSWER seeks answers to questions that will ultimately
improve pt care, such as the following: what are the links between diet and the
development of diabetes and cardiovascular disease? Is a new drug or medical device
more effective than one already on the market? Do pts who undergo surgery at one
medical center have a higher complication rate than those who are treated at another?
Are pts satisfied with their care during hospitalization?
Quantitative research - ANSWER uses precise measurement to collect data and analyze
it statistically for a summary and a description of the resulting findings or to test
relationships among variables. Example: "are there differences in skin breakdown
between premature infants who are bathed with plain water and those who are bathed
in bacteriostatic soap?"
Qualitative research - ANSWER investigates a question through narrative data that
explore the subjective experiences of human beings and ban provide nursing with a
better understanding of the pt.'s perspective. Goals of qualitative research include the
