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,TESTVBANKVFORVNURSINGVRESEARCHVINVCANADA,V5THVEDITION
byVMinaVSingh,VRN,VRP,VBSc,VBScNVMEd,VPhD,VI-
FCNEI,VCherylynVCameron,VRN,VPhD,GeriVLoBiondo-
Wood,VPhD,VRN,VFAANVandVJudithVHaber,VPhD,VRN,VFAAN
TABLEVOFVCONTENT
PartVI:VResearchVOverviewVResearchVVignette:VAVProgramVofVResearchVinVTransculturalVNursing
1. TheVRoleVofVResearchVinVNursing
2. TheoreticalVFramework
3. CriticalVReadingVStrategies:VOverviewVofVtheVResearchVProcess
4. DevelopingVResearchVQuestions,VHypotheses,VandVClinicalVQuestions
5. FindingVandVAppraisingVtheVLiterature
6. LegalVandVEthicalVIssues
PartVII:VQualitativeVResearchVResearchVVignette:VCreatingVQualitativelyVDerivedVKnowledgeVforVaVPracticeVDiscipline
7. IntroductionVtoVQualitativeVResearch
8. QualitativeVApproachesVtoVResearch
PartVIII:VQuantitativeVResearchVResearchVVignette:VTacklingVtheVPreventionVofVFallsVAmongVOlderVAdults
9. IntroductionVtoVQuantitativeVResearch
10. ExperimentalV andV QuasiexperimentalV Designs
11. Non-experimentalV Designs
PartVIV:VProcessesVRelatedVtoVResearchVResearchVVignette:VPartneringVwithVparentsVtoVreduceVnewbornVpainV-VevidenceVandVimplementation
12. Sampling
13. DataVCollectionVMethods
14. RigourVinVResearch
15. QualitativeVDataVAnalysis
16. QuantitativeVDataVAnalysis
17. PresentingVtheVFindings
PartVV:VCritiquingVResearchVResearchVVignette:VAVProgramVofVResearch
18. CritiquingVQualitativeVResearch
19. CritiquingVQuantitativeVResearch
PartVVI:VApplicationVofVResearch:VEvidence-InformedVPracticeVResearchVVignette:VFromVmyVPh.D.VtoVherVPost-
DoctoralVstudies:VBuildingVaVSurvivorshipVCancerVCareVProgram
20. DevelopingVanVEvidence-InformedVPracticeVResearchVVignette:VSocialVSupportV NeedsVofVOlderVAdults
,ChapterV01:VTheVRoleVofVResearchVinVNursing
LoBiondo-Wood:VNursingVResearchVinVCanada,V5thVEdition
MULTIPLEVCHOICE
1. AVkeyVstepVtoVtheVdevelopmentVofVnursingVresearchVwas
a. theVendowmentV ofV nursingV researchV chairs.
b. universitiesV offeringV baccalaureateV nursingV programs.
c. aVbaccalaureateV degreeVbecomingVtheVentryVtoVpractice.
d. theV CanadianV NursesVAssociationV developingV aV researchV mandate.
ANSWER:V B
Feedback
A EndowmentVofVnursingVresearchVchairsVdidVnotVoccurVuntilVtheVnumberVofVnur
sesVwithVPhDVdegreesVincreased.
B UniversitiesVofferingVbaccalaureateVnursingVprogramsVprovidedVanVintroductionVt
oVresearchVwithinVtheVBScNVprogramsVandVledVtoVfurtherVnursingVeducationVatVt
he
MSNVandV PhDVlevels.
C BaccalaureateVdegreesVbecomingVtheVentryVtoVpracticeVdidVnotVoccurVuntil
VtheVtwenty-firstVcentury.
D TheVCanadianVNursesVAssociationVdidVnotVdevelopVaVresearchVmandateVuntil
VtheVendVofVtheVtwentiethVcentury.
DIF: CognitiveV Level:VApplication
MSC:VNCLEXVClientVCareVNeedsVCategory:VSafeVandVEffectiveVCareVEnvironment;VHealthVPromotio
nandVMaintenance
2. HowVisV nursingV researchV significantV toVtheV professionV ofV nursing?
a. ResponsibilityVisV moreV specificallyV defined.
b. LiabilityVwithinVtheVpracticeVofVnursingVisVdecreased.
c. AVspecializedVbodyVofVknowledgeVisVgeneratedVforVuseVinVtheVdeliveryVofVhealthVcare.
d. TheVscopeVofVnursingVpracticeVisVexpandedVintoVareasVformerlyVreserved
VforVotherdisciplines.
ANSWER:V C
Feedback
A ResearchVaidsVinVdocumentingVaccountabilityVofVnurses,VbutVprofessionalVguid
elinesVregardingVresponsibilityValreadyVexist.
B LiabilityV isV aV legalV concept.V ResearchV doesV notV promoteV liability.
C Theory-basedVnursingVresearchVprovidesVaVfoundationVforVevidence-
informedVnursingVcare.
D NursingVresearchVexpandsVtheVdisciplineVofVnursingVasVitVpertainsVtoVnursin
gVpractice.
DIF: CognitiveV Level:V Comprehension
MSC:VNCLEXVClientVCareVNeedsVCategory:VSafeVandVEffectiveVCareVEnvironment;VHealthVPromotio
nandVMaintenance
, 3. WhyV areV nursingV practice–orientedV scientificV investigationsV valuable?
a. TheyVvalidateVtheVeffectivenessVofVparticularVnursingVinterventions.
b. TheyVencourageV consumersV toV questionVtheV qualityV ofV healthV care.
c. TheyVlimitVtheVtheoryVbaseVforVclinicalVdecisionVmaking.
d. TheyVmandateVhealthVcareVreform.
ANSWER:V A
Feedback
A Practice-
focusedVresearchVsupportsVtheVeffectivenessVofVnursingVinterventionsVandVreinforce
sVqualityVofVnursingVcare.
B OnVtheVcontrary,VtheyVhelpVreassureVconsumersVaboutVtheVqualityVofVhealthVcare
.
C TheyVsupportVtheVdevelopmentVofVtheVtheoryVbaseVforVclinicalVdecisionVmaking.
D TheyVreinforceVtheVeffectivenessV ofV currentV nursingV practice.
DIF: CognitiveV Level:V Comprehension
MSC:VNCLEXVClientVCareVNeedsVCategory:VSafeVandVEffectiveVCareVEnvironment;VHealthVPromotio
nandVMaintenance
4. WhenVaVchangeVinVnursingVpracticeVresultsVinVdecreasedVcostVofVcare,VwhatVadditi
onalVVfactormustVbeVconsideredVbeforeVgeneralVimplementationVofVthisVchange?
a. EnsuringVcomplianceVofVtheVchangeVbyVnursesVwithVdiverseVeducation
alVbackgrounds
b. MaintainingVorVimprovingVtheVqualityVofVcareVresultingVfromVtheVchangeVinVpractice
c. EncouragingVpatientsVtoVbeVactiveVpartnersVinVtheirVhealthVcareVdecisions
d. DisseminatingV theV changeV beyondV theV disciplineV ofV nursing
ANSWER:V B
Feedback
A NotV allV nursesV areVresponsibleV forV supervisingV complianceV withV newV measures.
B NursesVareVaccountableVtoVmaintainVqualityVpatientVcareVdespiteVcost-
cuttingVmeasures.
C NursesVshouldVencourageVpatientVparticipationVinVcareVdespiteVcost-
cuttingVmeasures.
D NursesVareVnotVresponsibleVforVreformingVotherVdisciplines.
DIF: CognitiveV Level:VAnalysis
MSC:VNCLEXVClientVCareVNeedsVCategory:VSafeVandVEffectiveVCareVEnvironment;VHealthVPromotio
nandVMaintenance
5. WhyVdoVnursesV whoVdoV notV conductVresearchV needV toVunderstandVtheV nursingV researchVprocess?
a. ToVidentifyVpotentialVparticipantsVforVclinicalVresearchVstudies
b. ToV assistV inV collectingVaccurateV dataVforV clinicalV researchV studies
c. ToVteachVpatientsVandVfamiliesVaboutVtheVusefulnessVofVparticipationVinVresearch
d. ToVbeVableVtoVevaluateVnursingVresearchVreportsVforVrelevanceVtoVtheirVownVcli
nicalVpractice
ANSWER:V D