Evidence-Based Project, Part 1, Identifying Research Methodologies Module 2

Matrix Worksheet Template Use this document to complete Part 2 of the Module 2 Assessment, Evidence-Based Project, Part 1: An Introduction to Clinical Inquiry and Part 2: Research Methodologies Article #1 Article #2 Article #3 Article #4 Freimann, T., & Perry, L., Lamont, S., Khamisa, N., Oldenburg, B., Ferri, P., Guadi, M., Merisalu, E. (2015). Brunero, S., Peltzer, K., & Ilic, D. (2015). Marcheselli, L., Balduzzi, S., Work-related Gallagher, R., & Work related stress, burnout, Magnani, D., & Di Lorenzo, psychosocial risk factors Duffield, C. (2015). job satisfaction, and general R. (2016). The impact of shift and mental health The mental health of health of nurses. work on the psychological and problems amongst nurses nurses in acute International journal of physical health of nurses in a Full citation of selected article at a university hospital in Estonia: a cross sectional study. Scandinavian teaching hospital settings: a cross sectional survey. environmental research and public health, 12(1), 652- 666. general hospital: a comparison between rotating night shifts and day shifts. Risk journal of public health, BMC nursing, 14(1), management and healthcare 43(5), 447-452. 15. The mental health -4601/12/1/652/htm policy, 9, 203. u of nurses in acute / settings: a cross- sectional survey Why you chose this I chose this article This article was The article was chosen I chose this article because it article and/or how because it has explained chosen because it because it searches for the is related to mental wellbeing it relates to the how nurses in our health effectively addresses impact of several aspects of among nurses since it explores clinical issue of care facilities are mental health issues nurses’ wellbeing as a result how shift changes affect interest (include a affected by frequent among healthcare of mental health. 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The research The research was was conducted after the approved by the Taru University Hospital Human Research manager, and Ethics Ethics Committee of Review Committee on the South Eastern Human Research of the Sydney Health District University of Taru approved it (Freimann & Merisalu, 2015). (Perry et al., 2015). 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(Ferri et al., 2016) Brief description of The research employed a The research This research employed a The research employed a the research cross-sectional survey employed a cross- cross-sectional survey cross-sectional study design. methodology used whereby electronic sectional study design. whereby participants were The collection of data was Be sure to identify questionnaires were The collection of data randomly selected. The done using questionnaires, if the methodology given to 906 Taru was done using collection of data was done which were given to 278 used was University Hospital questionnaires, which using questionnaires, which nurses. The data collection qualitative, nurses. The Copenhagen were given to patients. were administered to instrument used was Standard quantitative, or a Psychosocial Analysis of statistical participants. Analysis of data Shift Work Index. Data were mixed-methods Questionnaire, version II data was done (Perry was done using SPSS entered into an excel database, approach. Be (COPSOQ-II) were used et al., 2015). The version 20 (Khamisa et al., and analysis was done using specific. to measure psychosocial- research utilized a 2015). The research was the STATA program (Ferri et work related factors and quantitative design. quantitative because it used al., 2016). The research