NR 449- EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE
WK 1 LATEST UPDATE VERIFIED
QUESTIONS & DETAILED
EXPLANATIONS GRADED A+
Professional Academic Assistance Services
evolution of nursing research - Answer: 1950s
- nurses more involved in research
1970s- 1980s
- publications increase
- info lead to larger groups
1986
- NCRN opened
1993
- NIRN support clinical and basic research
Evidence and Nursing Care - Answer: pt management tools:
- order sets and algorithms
- consistent practice
- reduces variability
,nursing care processes
- planning care
- assessing conditions
- determining diagnoses
policies and procedures
- avoid bias
- accountability
basis for pt care
- deliver safe and effective care
Peer Review - Answer: experts review and evaluate research
quality
how nurses become published
blinded review - Answer: experts evaluating research w/out
seeing the researcher's name
prevents bias
replication - Answer: repeated study has similar results as prior
studies
, validating results
magnet status - Answer: priority for many organizations
achieved when organizations contribute to new knowledge
goals of nursing research - Answer: - preparing the next
generation of nurses and researchers
- advancing practice
- improving health promotion
- highlighting gaps in the science of nursing
nursing research - Answer: - identify new knowledge
- improve professional education and practice
- use resources effectively
- benefits large groups of people
- are peer-reviewed and can be replicated
nursing role in research - Answer: baccalaureate:
- understand basics
- participate on research teams
WK 1 LATEST UPDATE VERIFIED
QUESTIONS & DETAILED
EXPLANATIONS GRADED A+
Professional Academic Assistance Services
evolution of nursing research - Answer: 1950s
- nurses more involved in research
1970s- 1980s
- publications increase
- info lead to larger groups
1986
- NCRN opened
1993
- NIRN support clinical and basic research
Evidence and Nursing Care - Answer: pt management tools:
- order sets and algorithms
- consistent practice
- reduces variability
,nursing care processes
- planning care
- assessing conditions
- determining diagnoses
policies and procedures
- avoid bias
- accountability
basis for pt care
- deliver safe and effective care
Peer Review - Answer: experts review and evaluate research
quality
how nurses become published
blinded review - Answer: experts evaluating research w/out
seeing the researcher's name
prevents bias
replication - Answer: repeated study has similar results as prior
studies
, validating results
magnet status - Answer: priority for many organizations
achieved when organizations contribute to new knowledge
goals of nursing research - Answer: - preparing the next
generation of nurses and researchers
- advancing practice
- improving health promotion
- highlighting gaps in the science of nursing
nursing research - Answer: - identify new knowledge
- improve professional education and practice
- use resources effectively
- benefits large groups of people
- are peer-reviewed and can be replicated
nursing role in research - Answer: baccalaureate:
- understand basics
- participate on research teams