Topic 1- Dq-1-4

why is nursing informatics  important to  individual learning needs and Also discuss plans on how to select and evaluate sources of research to ensure information research is reliable and accurate.

Topic/Subject: Research and Evidence-Based Practice   Conduct critique of a quantitative research study of your choice from a scholarly source. Identify strengths and weaknesses, potential biases, limitations, and recommendations for future use in the clinical practice Use appropriate research critique methodology to assess the quality and rigor of the study, and provide evidence-based arguments to support your critique.

Discuss the merits of using case studies, problem-based learning, and debates as strategies to stimulate innovation. What are ways to increase the use of each in nursing education and clinical practice? Be sure to use supportive evidence. Give typing answer with explanation and conclusion

Can you summarize this paragraph? Any practitioner can do action research because it is conducted in the workplace without disrupting the workflow. The action researcher is a practitioner-researcher who improves their practice, and generates knowledge by describing how they have improved it; therefore, research is not just the domain of those in academia. We don't have to wait for others to conduct research and provide us with new knowledge: we can create new knowledge, transfer it into our practice, and share it with others. Action research empowers the practitioner, benefits patients and often has a positive ripple effect on the entire workplace in terms of elevating practice standards, and boosting morale. There are differing perspectives on action research in various professions, such as nursing, social work and education; it is also evolving to suit the needs of the dental team. The dental team needs more focus on action research that improves oral health by facilitating health…

Identify a topic that requires an evidence-based approach, and justifies its importance to nursing or healthcare practice and formulate a PICO-based research question. Also Demonstrates the ability to locate research relevant to the topic, using a well-constructed search strategy; identify four articles.

In this assessment task, you will demonstrate your ability to identify a practice issue that requires an evidence-informed approach, develop a related clinical question, and search for evidence that may be used to answer this question.  You will use this evidence, and the feedback from this assessment task, to inform and underpin the final assessment task, your research presentation. Instructions Identify an issue or situation from practice or in healthcare that requires an evidence-informed approach. Explain why this issue is important for a registered nurse to understand, drawing on the literature to support your argument. Develop a searchable question using an appropriate framework. Design a search strategy, including database choice, key terms, and Boolean operators to link these (tables may be used for this section Use this strategy to carry out your search, and identify four research articles that address your question, choosing these from the highest possible evidence sources…

Explain the difference between primary and secondary research

Discuss how qualitative research can contribute to nursing practice.

In this assessment task, you will demonstrate your ability to identify a practice issue that requires an evidence-informed approach, develop a related clinical question, and search for evidence that may be used to answer this question.  You will use this evidence, and the feedback from this assessment task, to inform and underpin the final assessment task, your research presentation. Instructions Identifies a topic that requires an evidencebased approach, and justifies its importance to nursing or healthcare practice Develop a searchable clinical question using an appropriate framework (question formula) Demonstrates the ability to locate research relevant to the topic, using a well-constructed search strategy; four articles identified. Include a screenshot of the search history from your database searches as an appendix to your report. The question and the articles you find to address this will form the basis for your second assessment task. (1000 words, +-10%) PLEASE NOTE:  This…

List the factors that delay the translation of research to nursing practice.

One of the dominant themes in Bioethical Inquiry is the Principle of Autonomy. In this principle, what are its implications in medical practice?

Introduction: Introduce yourself to the class and shar how you have witnessed evidence-based practice in your current position. Then, share at least two topics that you may want to use for your evidence-based practice paper. In this section, you should share at least two citations linked to your topics. In the discussion, share comments with your fellow classmates to help them refine their subject, ideas for research, and other feedback to help each student refine their topic. For the discussion, you do not need to use citations. Please write or paste your posting in the discussion box instead of attaching it in a document. Thanks! Please note: Initial discussion posts are due by 11:59 on Thursday and a response to at least two other people is due by 11:59 pm on Sunday. Each student is expected to read all the initial weekly discussion posts, contribute one initial response discussion post weekly, and contribute participation discussion responses to at least two other…

Which of the following are drivers of evidence-based practice (EBP)? Select all that apply.   a. Knowledge and skills in evidence-based practice   b. A supportive culture   c. Access to computers and databases   d. Availability of EBP mentors   e. One of the many factors required for ANA credentialing for Magnet recognition

A social psychologist plans to hand out surveys in her 300-level undergraduate class. The survey asks about students study habits. The psychologist does not ask the students to put their names on the survey; instead, students will put completed surveys into a large box at the back of the room. Because of the low risk involved in participation and the anonymous nature of the survey, the researcher requests to be exempted from formal informed cosent procedures. What ethical concerns exist for this study? What questions might an IRB ( institutional review board) ask?

What are the possible ethical issues within the research study? How might ethical concerns influence the research outcomes of this research study? What is the research design validity, and how can research bias impact validity? (Hint: Research how design validity and instrumentation validity are different concepts.) How could stakeholders potentially influence this health care research? What conclusions can you draw about ethics and validity in the research process based on the research study? Cancer treatment during pregnancy can raise many difficult questions. Currently available clinical practice guidelines offer very limited ethical guidance for healthcare professionals. This article offers a theoretical framework and a practical ethics checklist for ethical and patient-centered care. It takes a holistic view to patient treatment, care and counselling that emphasizes the need to recognize the relational context of individual patient's autonomy; balance maternal and fetal…

How does the process of nursing research relates to evidence-based practice and patient care? Discuss the application of research findings to a clinical problem that you found.

Discuss using data to conduct research in nursing service, education, and administration

One of the dominant themes in Bioethical Inquiry is the Principle of Autonomy. In this principle, how do its concepts apply in practice, specifically in the field of medical technology?

topic:  If you were going to do qualitative research on this topic, which type method would you use for your research: participant observation, in-depth interview, or case-study? Why is this the method you would choose?

Respond to the statement: "The patient, the clinician, and research are essential elements for Evidence-Based Practice that informs clinical practice." Your response should include: 1. Discuss and explain the interconnectedness of clinical expertise, patient preferences, and research and their relevance to Evidence-Based Practice. 2. Choose, define, and compare two common research approaches from the hierarchy of evidence that are used to answer specific research questions and generate evidence. 3. Evaluate and justify the strengths and weaknesses of the chosen research approaches within the context of at least two published papers, highlighting their impact on clinical practice.

Identify the barriers to the facilitators of evidence-based practice: Select all that apply.   a. Institutional/cultural barriers   b. Lack of knowledge   c. Lack of motivation   d. Limited access to user-friendly technology   e. Physician and patient factors

In what ways could an understanding of systems theory and complexity science impact the role of the NP? Take a few minutes to reflect on the NP practice model that is most predominant in advanced practice environments you have observed. Are you satisfied with the demonstrated level of interprofessional collaboration? Briefly consider what appears to be the driving practice model for advanced practice nursing in your state. If your state lags behind in its practice model language, what might you do to facilitate change?

You have been assigned by your supervisor to develop a handbook for ethical research standards. Within your department you have a wide range of research areas involving both human and animal subjects. What values and issues should this handbook address? What steps can be taken to ensure ethical research is being conducted within the department by both faculty and students?

Define the following keywords. Standards Health information exchange Knowledge representation Interoperability Clinical integration Terminology

Why is the Self-Report method of data collection commonly used in Nursing research?

What framework can be used to create a question to find evidence to address a situation that you might be faced with? PICO - Patient, Intervention, Comparison, Outcome POCI - Patient, Outcome, Comparison, Intervention OPIC - Outcome, Patient, Intervention, Comparison   Acquiring evidence requires conducting several steps from a list of key practices and guidelines. Which of the following items are part of those steps?   Frame a research question in PICO format Clarify the intervention Conduct an appropriate critical appraisal Make use of the snowball me Avoid cherry-picking   To appraise (or evaluate) a piece of evidence you need to evaluate the methodology used. Provide one example of what you might consider in your evaluation.   Why is personal experience not a highly reliable source to base clinical decisions on?   When reviewing a research article, where would you expect to find the research (or PICO) question that the authors were trying to answer?   What basic…

Identify an issue or situation from practice or in healthcare that requires an evidence-informed approach. Explain why this issue is important for a registered nurse to understand, drawing on the literature to support your argument. Develop a searchable question using PICO framework. Remember to reference the framework and explain it briefly (all components identified), to demonstrate your understanding and why you have chosen it. Identify the elements of the question formula in your clinical question. Design a search strategy, including database choice, key terms, and Boolean operators to link these (tables may be used for this section Use this strategy to carry out your search, and identify four research articles that address your question, choosing these from the highest possible evidence sources with reference to an appropriate hierarchy Include a screenshot of the search history from your database searches as an appendix to your report. PLEASE NOTE:  This assessment task is about…