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NUR 4775 ~ Applications in Evidence-Based Practice for BSNs
Ch. 1 & 2  Development of Nursing Research and Intro to EBP Discussion
In the 1990s and 2000’s, the use of research in practice was making it’s debut. EBP began to be seen as a quality and safety improvement plan in healthcare.
In 2003, the Institute of Medicine (IOM) mandated that “all health professionals be educated to deliver patient-centered care as members of the interdisciplinary team, emphasizing evidence-based practice (EBP), quality improvement approaches, and informatics” (p. 3).
Somewhere in there, it was identified that nurses are an important partner in implementing EBP, and this initiative came to the forefront of our practice. Along with this, it was identified that nurses needed to learn how to implement EBP ~ which lead to the realization that nursing education needed to address the important challenge of incorporating EBP into nursing curricula. “How was it identified?” Ahh…the research…
This module offers a broad introduction to the use of EBP.
We will explore what makes up nursing research.
We will review some of the foundational, international attitudes of nursing students towards EBP.
We will also explore our “belief in” and/or willingness to implement evidence-based practice.
And lastly, we will take a closer look at the research, how it is conducted, and how it is presented in the literature.
Much of nursing’s research has been in the quantitative realm, but more recently, the qualitative research has gained respect.
This week’s discussions cover a broad base so be sure to read your peers’ postings as well.
Discussion Prompt Options:
Choose ONE of the three prompts.  (Ideally, there will be a wide variety and you can learn from each others’ posts.  Though you are required to respond to one other learner, you are very welcome to participate in multiple conversations. Only 1 needs to have the rubric requirements ~ just enjoy being part of this unique community!)
1. From the articles below/or do your own search of one qualitative and one quantitative article on a particular topic (Articles 1 & 2 below meet specifications and serve as examples, but feel free to choose a topic of your choice!). Identify how the authors approach research differently. (Incorporate this week’s textbook reading on qualitative and quantitative research into this comparison.) Summarize your interpretation of the articles’ findings in a succinct paragraph.
2. The Institute of Medicine (IOM) has long since guided the futural direction of healthcare. Back in 1980’s, the IOM recommended that nursing research be included in the mainstream of biomedical and behavioral science, and found nursing research activities to be relevant to the mission of the National Institute of Health (NIH) which evolved into the establishment of the National Center for Nursing Research (NCNR). In 1993 ~ the NCNR became the National Institute of Nursing Research (NINR).
Visit the National NINR website. Explore the site, including their mission and strategic plan. and note their funding opportunities and research priorities for this year. Analyze if any of them could be used to address the importance of outcomes research. Also click on the news & information section and go to the directors’ lectures series (Link (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.). Choose ONE of the lectures that interests you (all of them have links to YouTube), critically review as a research presentation, and summarize the presentation. (these presentations are about 1 hr. so you can plan your time accordingly)
3. Visit the Agency for Healthcare research and Quality (Link)  (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. Explore the site, their mission and budget link. Choose one of the articles on patient safety (some are listed under the “research” tab) that they provide reference to. Summarize the findings, implication to practice and your perception of these findings. Make sure you provide the reference information or upload the article for your peer to review if they choose to respond to you. (If you respond to someone who has a provided a summary & their perception of an article, make sure you review the article first!) You may find it useful to sign up for their weekly updates on the research that is being generated: Link (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.
One article example is: Hassmiller, S.B. (2018). Nurses Leading Change to Advance Health. Journal For Nurses in Professional Development. 34(1):49–50, JAN 2018. DOI: 10.1097/NND.0000000000000416
Qualitative & Quantitative articles:
1. Betts, K. (2015). Bachelors of Science in Nursing students and qualitative analysis of their medication administration experiences. Journal of Education and Practice. Vol.7 (27). Betts,K. BSN Qual. Anal. of Med. admin. Experiences.pdfPreview the document
2. This article meets both requirements for qual. and quant. as it is a mixed methods article which has two arms: One qualitative and one quantitative:
Jones, j. & Treiber, L. (2018). More than 1 million potential second victims: How many could nursing education prevent? Nurse Educator (43)3: 154-157. Jones.J.potential second victims.pdfPreview the document
3. Lineberry, M., Whitney, E., Noland, M. (2018). The role of school nurse, challenges, and reactions to delegation legislature: A qualitative Approach. Journal of School Nursing, Jun;34(3):222-231. doi: 10.1177/1059840517741526. Lineberry.The Role of School Nurses, Challenges, and Reactions to Delegation Legislation- A Qualitative Approach.pdfPreview the document
4. Ryan E.J. (2016). Undergraduate nursing students’ attitudes and use of research and evidence-based practice – an integrative literature review. J Clin Nurs.;25:1548–56. Ryan-2016-Journal_of_Clinical_Nursing.pdfPreview the document
5. Florin, J., Ehrenberg, A., Wallin, L., & Gustavsson, P. (2012). Educational support for research utilization and capability beliefs regarding evidence-based practice skills: a national survey of senior nursing students. Journal of Advanced Nursing; 68(4): 888-897. Florin_et_al-2012-Journal_of_Advanced_Nursing-1.pdfPreview the document
6. Saunders, H. & Vehvilainen-Julkunen, K. (2016). The state of readiness for evidence-based practice among nurses: An integrative review. Journal of Nursing Studies, 56,128-140. Sauders et al (2018) The state of readiness for EBP among nurses.pdfPreview the document
7. Llasus, L., Angosta, A., Clark, M. (2014). Graduating baccalaureate students’ evidence based practice knowledge, readiness, and implementation. Journal of Nursing Education; Supplement 53, S82-9. Llasus, L.2014. Grad. BSN.Knowledge.readiness.implementation.pdfPreview the document
 
 
NUR 4775 ~ Applications in Evidence-Based Practice for BSNs
Ch. 3 & 4: Research Evidence & Ethical Issues Discussion
Two models that have been used to implement evidence-based guidelines in clinical settings include Stetler Model & the Iowa Model. The Stetler Model provides a framework to facilitate the use of research evidence in practice for individual nurses/healthcare institutions. The Iowa Model provides direction for the development of an EBP in a clinical agency with a built-in focus toward informing quality improvement. (Nieswiadomy & Baily,2018, pg.33).
We will be exploring these two models ~ but don’t be afraid to explore modifying these models or to develop your own!
Chapter 4:
Medical curiosity led to “research” early on, but at that time, ethics were not a serious consideration. Based on some rather disturbing history of research practices, ethics has become an integral part of of our current research practices.
Discussion Board Prompts: (This discussion board has 2 parts: SO, please choose one prompt from Part I and one prompt from Part II ~ Post them as one posting.)
Part I: Focuses on evaluating change in practice using implementation models
Choose one of the following prompts (In addition to one from Part II)
We will be looking at how research is being infused into the clinical setting:
Choose a research article. Summarize the article and evaluate an implementation plan based on the Stetler Model, identifying any barriers to implementation. OR
Choose a research article on quality. Summarize the article and develop a plan of implementation based on the steps of the Iowa Model, identifying any barriers to implementation.
Part II: Examines ethical issues related to conducting research.
Choose one of the following prompts (In addition to one from Part I)
Go to the Office of Research Integrity (ORI) website (http://ori.dhhs.gov/misconduct/cases (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.) and discuss briefly a case of misconduct currently under investigation. Give your opinion as to the process and/or outcome.
Explore the American Nursing Association website and and review its research guidelines. Compare them to the founding principles of ethical research listed in your text.
Review the document used by an institutional review board and determine how unethical behaviors are prevented.
Obtain an informed consent form from a nursing research study. Present it and identify if the basic 8 elements listed in your text are included.
Discuss whether you believe the issue of “euthanasia” or “right to die” lends itself to a research study. Defend your position based on the readings.
 
 
NUR 4775 ~ Applications in Evidence-Based Practice for BSNs
Ch. 5 Quantitative and Qualitative Research Discussion
There’s nothing quite like jumping in ~ and as you all have had a brief intro to research in NUR 3164, this should just be a bit of a refresher.  So, after reading the assigned reading and viewing the PowerPoint, choose a research article as identified below.
IF YOU CHOOSE TO REVIEW A QUANTITATIVE ARTICLE, PLEASE RESPOND TO SOMEONE WHO CHOSE A QUALITATIVE ARTICLE AND VICE VERSA.
Discussion Prompt:
With our aging population, research topics in the nursing field concerning issues faced by elderly patients are coming to the forefront.
Choose ONE research article of interest from a peer-reviewed journal that is no more than 3 years old. THIS ARTICLE WILL BE USED FOR THIS WEEK AND FOR RESEARCH MODULE 1.
Using the “Library Resources” tab to the left of this screen, select database-searching program such as CINAHL Complete (EBSCO), type the words quantitative research OR qualitative research and a topic that interests you involving the elderly patient (quantitative may be a disease such as diabetes, a procedure such as positioning, or a patient teaching such as colostomy irrigation, with qualitative, you may have something like the hypotheses: “Senior patients who have family visit them on a regular basis are less prone to depression than those who do not have regular visitors.” or “Patients who need long-term care and can’t continue with their previous commitments feel stress because of lack of control in their lives.” (these can be used but you are welcome to choose your own research topic to review):
Using your selected article, conduct a systematic review of the article using the research steps identified below (as from your text):
1. At the top of this assignment, Identify your topic and reference your article in APA format so others can find it to respond to it.
2. Identify the problem statement or research question identified in your research article
3. Identify if the article is quantitative or qualitative (how did you determine this?)
4. Identify the target and accessible population
5.  Explain the limitations of the research study
6. Did your study use a pilot study before the research was conducted?  If so, what did that involve?
7.  Data:  How/in what ways was data collected?  How was data analyzed
8.  If your article has a table, share one table that demonstrates how the research is organized and presented.
9.  Review the interpretation section of the research article and summarize the identified implications and the recommendations to nursing practice
10. Give your impression/professional opinion on the implementation of these findings in your clinical setting.
NUR 4775 ~ Applications in Evidence-Based Practice for BSNs
Ch. 6 & 7: Identifying Research Problems & Reviewing the Literature Discussion
Follow the instructions under DISCUSSION BOARD RUBRIC and Discussion Guidelines and APA Tips to create your post and respond to at least one other student. Scholarly resources are expected.
   Ch. 6 & 7: Identifying Research Problems & Reviewing the Literature Discussion
Ladies and gentlemen ~ To the left of your screen, under your home page is a new tab:  B.S.Nursing Resources!  This is probably one of the most exciting additions to our program ~ something I’ve been working on adding for almost a year!  Thanks to a great deal of help from our library services, we now have a great resource to work through and to help guide you in discovering the evidence!
This week, please take some time to explore this resource, practice some searches experimenting with key words ~ notice which data bases are included that are primarily for nursing (Hint:  Look under the “Acquire Evidence” tab ~ look through the data bases, including CINAHL, MEDLINE, & Cochrane Database of Systematic Review).
Discussion Prompt:  After reading chapters 6 & 7, reviewing the PPTs and reviewing the B.S. Nursing Resource Tab, complete the following discussion prompt:
1.  Write a problem statement using the format for writing problem statements from Chapter 6 on a patient care topic of your choice (you may want to start playing around with the topic you want to do a literature review on for your next research assignment), your problem statement  should substitute different variables for the X and Y variables.
2.  Conduct a data base search:  Identify the key words and criteria you use to select an article that applies to your problem statement.  Try the same search terms in the different data bases and see what you find in comparing the content and accessibility between nursing research databases.
After finding an article that applies to your research problem statement of the week.  Identify what type of article this is, and then define that type (ie:  Reference:  “This is a white paper ~ A white paper is…”).
There are many different types of journal articles/website articles.  Examples include:
“white papers”
“peer reviewed papers”
“grey papers”
“editorials”
“primary sources”
“secondary sources”
  3.  After reading the article:
Give the reference (article should be < 5 yrs old) Summarize/synthesize the article in one paragraph and give your opinion if this is a good source of evidence. Does the article site primary or secondary sources? (what are some ways to determine this?) 4.  Please attach your article   NUR 4775 ~ Applications in Evidence-Based Practice for BSNs Ch. 8 &9 Discussion: Middle Range Theory to Practice Theory & Hypotheses Formation Having visited the grand theories, and being introduced to the concept of middle range theories, I would like to further introduce you to practice theories as the  third level of nursing theories.  The middle-range theories are an attempt to close the theory-practice gap, providing more concrete structure to nursing practice. However, there's one more level of narrowing the scope of application and that is practice theories.  Practice theories (sometimes called micro theories) help to identify actual practice guidance for specific patient care situations. But what YOU want, is just to know how to do your job better with better patient outcomes ~ So, how do we lay the ground work to find what you want. FOR THIS DISCUSSION you will complete 1-4 but I have included 5 as that is your midterm project so just keep in mind that you will be using ALL of this info for your mid-term project.  Please remember to give a response input to at least ONE of your peers. 1.  Choose a problem or idea.  Nursing research starts will the identification of a problem or an idea. 2.  Write a hypotheses statement of the predicted relationship between two or more variables. 3.  Conduct a literature search regarding this problem or idea ~ for the purpose of this assignment, look through the literature for a middle range theory that has been applied to a similar problem. 4.  Choose a middle range theory and framework 5.  Present your findings: Description of the unpleasant symptom Application of the theory to the symptom Assessment and management Example of 1-4 Problem:  The problematic symptom of vertigo related to Meniere's disease Hypothesis:  There is a positive relationship between quality of life and managment of the symptom of vertigo through non-pharmacologic methods in adult patients diagnosed with Meniere's disease. Theory:  Theory of Unpleasant Symptoms (TOUS)  This middle-range encompasses three major components: the symptoms an individual is experiencing, the three types of influencing factors affecting the experience, and the consequences of those symptoms, which may affect performance in both cognitive and functional activities. Framework: TOUS Original Diagram NUR 4775 ~ Applications in Evidence-Based Practice for BSNs Ch. 10 & 11: Quantitative, Qualitative, and Mixed Methods Research Designs Discussion After completing the reading and viewing the PPT, choose ONE topic to expand upon and choose a correlating article to demonstrate/use as an example of the topic you have chosen. Discussion Prompt: Choose ONE of the following TOPICS that was addressed in your reading: (Please limit your original post to 300 words, and your response to no more than 250 words)  You may find you want to choose the article first ~ I have a list of 10 below that can be used to summarize and use as an example to help further your topic, but you can also choose your own research article ~ your choice!  Please attempt to, as a group, address all 7 topics. Summarize criteria for exploratory, descriptive, and explanatory research studies (After you summarize each of these types of research studies, choose an article to further expand on/explore that demonstrates ONE of these research studies.  Reference your article in APA format.) Distinguish between the types of internal and external validity and threats to each seen in experimental designs (Choose an article that you can summarize and focus on the internal/external validity section as an example of internal & external validity.  Reference your article in APA format.) Distinguish among true, quasi-, and pre-experimental designs (After you summarize each of these types of research designs, choose an article to summarize & further expand on to demonstrate an example of one of these research designs.  Reference your article in APA format.) Identify and give a brief summary of five types of non-experimental designs ( (After you summarize each of these types of non-experimental designs, choose a research article to summarize that further expands upon/explores ONE of these designs~ focus on the design. Reference your article in APA format.) Summarize the important features of six common types of qualitative designs (Choose an article to further examine/explore and summarize for your peers as an example of one of these types of qualitative designs ~ focus on the design.  Reference your article in APA format.) Discuss the main principles and purposes that guide researchers to use more than one method (Summarize an article that demonstrates/explores using more than one method, focusing on the main principles the researchers may have had for using more than one research method.  Reference your article in APA format.) Describe the strategies a researcher might use in a mixed method study (Choose & summarize an article that demonstrates the use of mixed method research, focusing on the strategies used. Reference your article in APA format.) Possible articles:  (Feel free to research others if you would like, but please avoid systematic reviews and meta-analyses as these are "summaries" of the literature) 1.Need for Specialized Support Services for Nurse Victims of Physical Assault by Psychiatric Patients.pdfPreview the document 2.  Moral Distress- A qual study of ED nurses.2016.pdfPreview the document 3.  Pain control and nonpharmacologic interventions .2018.pdfPreview the document 4.  Nursing Intuition as an Assessment Tool in Predicting Severity of Injury in Trauma Patients.2014.pdfPreview the document 5.  DETERMINANTS OF NURSES ’ USE OF PHYSICAL RESTRAINTS IN SURGICAL INTENSIVE CARE UNIT PATIENTS.Qual.2016.pdfPreview the document 6.  Complexity of nursing care in acute care hospital patients-2015.Pilot Study.pdfPreview the document 7.  The nursing role during end-of-life care in the intensive care unit related to the interaction between patient, family and professional- an integrative review.2019.pdfPreview the document 8.  The effectiveness of a structured nursing intervention program on maternal stress and ability among mothers of premature infants in a neonatal intensive care unit.Ong_et_al-2019-Journal_of_Clinical_Nursing.pdfPreview the document 9.  Jansson_et_al-2016-How do nurses and ward managers perceive that evidence-based sources are obtained to inform relevant nursing interventions? – an exploratory study. Journal_of_Clinical_Nursing.pdfPreview the document 10.  Patients’ Perceptions of a Pressure Ulcer Prevention Care Bundle in Hospital.2017.pdfPreview the document   NUR 4775 ~ Applications in Evidence-Based Practice for BSNs Ch. 12-14: Populations, Samples, Measurements & Data Collection Discussion Identify a research article of your choice (try to avoid systematic reviews & meta-analyses), reference the article in APA format & ATTACH the article for review.  Answer to following questions for the article: A.  Is this a qualitative or quantitative research article? B.  Identify the population and sample of your article. Applying the general guidelines presented in Box 12-1 of your text, which sampling procedure was used & how was the target/accessible population(s) obtained C.  Using this same article, identify the measurement instrument used (such as questionnaires, interviews, observation, etc.).  Now, let's critique the data collection methods: If it was a questionnaire: Did the researchers develop their own instruments or did they used one that had been used before? Was information provided on the number of questions, the length of the questionnaire and how long it would take to complete the questionnaire? Was the response rate provided for the return of the questionnaires? Were sampling biases discussed? Was anonymity or confidentiality assured? If it was interviews: Was information provided on how long the interview would take? Was information provided about training for the interviewers? Was confidentiality assured? If the research article used other methods: Was the specific method identified? Was the rationale for use of the method presented? Was the instrument described in detail? ( Did they address: practicality, reliability, or validity?) Was the scoring method clearly discussed? D.  Summarize the findings of your research article.  Based on your text book readings, the PowerPoints and your professional opinion, do you believe that the researchers of your article did an effective job in choosing the best method/size of sampling, the best measurement instrument(s), and the best data collection method for the topic at hand?  Explain your opinion in light of how these findings may be applied to the practice setting (is the evidence strong enough to support change? Does more research need to be done?  etc.)       NUR 4775 ~ Applications in Evidence-Based Practice for BSNs Research Assignment 1 Practice Identifying the Components of a Research Article Assignment: (Please submit in Word: .doc; .docx) Using the article you expanded upon in last week's discussion board (trust me, it can be fun to go back and re-read/review/analyze one article), you're going to look a little closer at some additional questions in reviewing the components of a research study.  In this process, identify the components of the research process: 1. What is the measure variable? 2. How was data collected? 3.  Analyze data using statistical methods (Don't overthink this ~ use the info in ch 5, p.72)  4.  Review statistical and analytical methods used for analysis (Again, don't overthink this ~ we will look at statistical methods down the road, but you've all had statistics ~ present their analytical findings and summarize them. 5.  Evaluate the quality and validity of research studies (Your text doesn't discuss evaluation of validity and quality up until now in your reading, but grapple a little with this ~ You remember confidence indexes (CI) from statistics... odds ratios (OR)...Review some of this data and try to make some sense of it.  6.  IF YOUR ARTICLE used data collection methods & procedures for qualitative, quantitative and mixed research methods in a single study, explain the different methods of data collection and how they were interpreted.  (This is often where researchers get the most use of their collection of data.)  7.  Summarize the steps of your quantitative/qualitative research article in light of the steps identified in your reading Enjoy the process!     NUR 4775 ~ Applications in Evidence-Based Practice for BSNs Research Assignment 2: Mid-Term Paper The purpose of this assignment is to provide the opportunity to further examine your hypothesis and how it can be tested in relation to the middle range theory that you identified.  This is going to stretch you ~ but trust me, you will have a better appreciation of the process when you're done ~ not to mention a feeling of accomplishment! This will be a 4-5 page paper using at least three peer-reviewed journals, no older than 5 yrs. prepared in APA format using APA 6th ed. guidelines.  (please note: IF you include a reference in your reference list, you must have a corresponding in-text citation within your paper) Directions Using the information you've already completed from your chapter 9 discussion board (steps 1-4), let's work on the presentation of the information (step 5) 1.  Choose a problem or idea.  Nursing research starts will the identification of a problem or an idea. 2.  Write a hypotheses statement of the predicted relationship between tow or more variables. 3.  Conduct a literature search regarding this problem or idea ~ for the purpose of this assignment, look through the literature for a middle range theory that has been applied to a similar problem. 4.  Choose a middle range theory & framework 5.  Present your findings: Identify your hypothesis ~ Identifying the variable(s) or ideas than can be explored and measured Describe the problem Apply the theory to problem Include an application of the framework of your theory to your problem Assessment and management of the problem For Example:  The problematic symptom of vertigo related to Meniere's disease Paper Example: TOUS.Vertigo.EXAMPLE.docPreview the document Problem:  The problematic symptom of vertigo related to Meniere's disease Hypothesis:  There is a positive relationship between quality of life and managment of the symptom of vertigo through non-pharmacologic methods in adult patients diagnosed with Meniere's disease. Theory:  Theory of Unpleasant Symptoms (TOUS)  This middle-range encompasses three major components: the symptoms an individual is experiencing, the three types of influencing factors affecting the experience, and the consequences of those symptoms, which may affect performance in both cognitive and functional activities. framework: TOUS Original Diagram     NUR 4775 ~ Applications in Evidence-Based Practice for BSNs APA Quiz Question 1 What does this APA entry represent? United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). (2015). Most influential theories of learning.Retrieved from http://www.unesco.org/new/en/education/themes/strengthening-education-systems/quality-framework/technical-notes/influential-theories-of-learning A doctoral thesis Journal article with a doi Article from a university An article with an organization as author  Question 2 What does this APA entry represent? Fleming, O. (2012). Meet the 14TH century African king who was the richest man in the world of all time (adjusted for inflation!).Retrieved from http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2218025/Meet-14th-Century-African-king-richest-man-world-time-adjusted-inflation.html Chapter in a book with editor(s) A news article Government agency publication A professional paper Question 3 What does this APA entry represent? Graham, D. W. (2011). Heraclitus. In Edward N. Zalta (Ed.), The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. Retrieved from http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/heraclitus/ An article by an author in an online book with an editor Web article only (not in a journal) Journal article with a volume only (no issue; has pages) An entry from a website as author Question 4 What does this APA entry represent? First, S., Tomlins, L., & Swinburn, A. (2012). From trade to profession – the professionalisation of the paramedic workforce. Journal of Paramedic Practice, 4(7), 378-381. Retrieved from http://www.paramedicpractice.com/cgi-bin/go.pl/library/abstract.html?uid=92927 Journal article without doi (has volume, issue, pages) Article from a university An article with an organization as author Article with more than seven authors Question 5 What does this APA entry represent? U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, National Institutes of Health, National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute. (2003).  Managing asthma: A guide for schools (NIH Publication No. 02-2650). Retrieved from http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/prof/lung/asthma/asth_sch.pdf (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. Chapter in a book with editor(s) Government agency publication Senate Legislation A doctoral thesis Question 6 What does this APA entry represent? Gunevsel, O., Yesil, O., Ozturk, T. C., & Cevik, S. E. (2011). Perimortem cesarean section following maternal gunshot wounds. Journal of Research in Medical Sciences, 16(8), 1089-1091. Retrieved from http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3263088/ A book with an newer edition then the original Article from National Institutes of Health database An entry from a website as author An article by an author in an online book with an editor Question 7 What does this APA entry represent? Maggiore, W. A. (2011). Liability for EMS licensing: Whose license is it, anyway? Journal of Emergency Medical Services, February 2, 2011. Retrieved from http://www.jems.com/articles/2011/02/liability-ems-licensing.html Article from a university An entry from a website as author Article in an online journal (with only a date instead of volume & issue) A Powerpoint® presentation Question 8 What does this APA entry represent? Meaney, P. A., Bobrow, B. J., Mancini, M. E., Christenson, J., deCaen, A. R., Bhanji, F., . . . Leary, M. (2013). CPR quality: Improving cardiac resuscitation outcomes both inside and outside the hospital [AHA Consensus Statement]. Circulation: Journal of the American Heart Association, 1-19. doi:10.1161/CIR.0b013e31829d8654 Web article only (not in a journal) A news article Article with more than seven authors    An entry from the Library of Congress Question 9 What does this APA entry represent? National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). (2007). The national EMS scope of practice model. Retrieved from http://www.ems.gov/education/EMSScope.pdf Journal article with a volume only (no issue; has pages) Article from a federal government regulatory agency Senate Legislation An entry from a website as author Question 10 What does this APA entry represent? Soloway, G. B. (2011). Preparing teacher candidates for the present: Exploring the praxis of mindfulness training in teacher education [Doctoral thesis]. Retrieved from https://oatd.org/oatd/record?record=handle%5C%3A1807%5C%2F31943 Article from a federal government regulatory agency A doctoral thesis Journal article with a doi An article with an organization as author Question 11 What does this APA entry represent? Texas Legislature Online History. (2015a). SB 1899: Legislative session 84R. Retrieved from http://www.legis.state.tx.us/BillLookup/History.aspx?LegSess=84R&Bill=SB1899 An article by an author in an online book with an editor Senate Legislation A book with an newer edition then the original A news article Question 12 What does this APA entry represent? Thomas, J. (1983). Cross-cultural pragmatic failure. Applied Linguistics, 4, 91-112. Retrieved from https://rodas5.us.es/file/a26cd06f-d80f-47b8-a5f0-fb23430aa5fc/1/thomas_failure_wimba_SCORM.zip/files/thomas_pragmatic_failure.pdf Article from National Institutes of Health database Web article only (not in a journal) Journal article with a volume only (no issue; has pages) A professional paper Question 13 What does this APA entry represent? Twibell, R., St. Pierre, J., Johnson, D., Barton, D., Davis, C., Kidd, M., & Rook, G. (2012). Tripping over the welcome mat: Why new nurses don’t stay and what the evidence says we can do about it. American Nurse Today, 7(6). Retrieved from http://www.americannursetoday.com/tripping-over-the-welcome-mat-why-new-nurses-dont-stay-and-what-the-evidence-says-we-can-do-about-it/ Journal article with the maximum number of authors allowed Article from a federal government regulatory agency Government agency publication Article from a university Question 14 What does this APA entry represent? Terrell, E. (2012). History of the New York Stock Exchange. Retrieved from Library of Congress Business Reference Services at http://www.loc.gov/rr/business/hottopic/stock_market.html An article with an organization as author A Powerpoint® presentation An entry from the Library of Congress Web article only (not in a journal) Question 15 What does this APA entry represent? Papathanasiou, I. V., Kleisiaris, C. F., Fradelos, E. C., Kakou, K., & Kourkouta, L. (2014). Critical thinking: The development of an essential skill for nursing students [Professional paper]. ACTA Inform Med, 22(4), 283-286. doi:10.5455/aim.2014.22.283-286. A news article Web article only (not in a journal) Journal article with a volume only (no issue; has pages) A professional paper Question 16 What does this APA entry represent? Sticht, T. (2015). Functional context theory (Sticht). Retrieved from http://www.learning-theories.com/functional-context-theory-sticht.html An entry from the Library of Congress An article from JStor Web article only (not in a journal) Journal article with a doi Question 17 What does this APA entry represent? Stringer, E. T. (2014). Action research (4th ed.). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications, Inc. An entry from a website as author Article from a university   Article from a federal government regulatory agency A book with an newer edition then the original Question 18 True or False: If you are using more than one reference by the same author (or the same group of authors listed in the same order) published in the same year, organize them in the reference list alphabetically by the title of the article or chapter. Then assign letter suffixes to the year. Example: U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT). (1998a). National highway traffic safety administration: EMT – paramedic: Diagram of educational model. Retrieved from http://icsw.nhtsa.gov/people/injury/ems/EMT-P/disk_1[1]/Intro-B.pdf U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT). (1998b). National highway traffic safety administration: EMT – paramedic: Functional job analysis. Retrieved from http://icsw.nhtsa.gov/people/injury/ems/EMT-P/disk_1[1]/Intro-C.pdf U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT). (1998c). National highway traffic safety administration: National standard curriculum EMT - paramedic. Retrieved from http://www.ems.gov/pdf/NSCparamedic1998.pdf True False Question 19 Explore the following resource as a scholarly resource for a research paper. You could use this resource as a scholarly resource--True or False? Shuttleworth, M. (2008). Purpose of research. Retrieved from https://explorable.com/purpose-of-research True False Question 20 Explore the following resource as a scholarly resource for a research paper. You could use this resource as a scholarly resource--True or False? Stringer, E. T. (2014). Action research (4th ed.). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications, Inc. True False Question 21 Explore the following resource as a scholarly resource for a research paper. You could use this resource as a scholarly resource--True or False? Odom, S. L., Brantlinger, E., Gersten, R., Horner, R. H., Thompson, B., & Harris, K. R. (2005). Research in special education: Scientific methods and evidence-based practices. Exceptional Children, 71(2), 137-148. Retrieved from ProQuest database. True False Question 22 Explore the following resource as a scholarly resource for a research paper. You could use this resource as a scholarly resource--True or False? Federal Bureau of Investigation [FBI]. (2013). Crime in the United States 2012. Retrieved from http://www.fbi.gov/about-us/cjis/ucr/crime-in-the-u.s/2012/crime-in-the-u.s.-2012 True False Question 23 Explore the following resource as a scholarly resource for a research paper. You could use this resource as a scholarly resource--True or False? Wolf, K. S. (2005). The future for Deaf individuals is not that bleak [Peer commentary on the paper “Decrease of Deaf potential in a mainstreamed environment” by K. S. Wolf]. Retrieved from http://www.personalityresearch.org/papers.hall.html#wolf (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. True False Question 24 The APA format of the following citation is correct--True or False? Balderston, Nathan, Schultz, David, Baillet, Steve, and Helmstetter, Frank J. (2014). Rapid amygdala responses during trace fear conditioning without awareness. PLoS ONE, 9(5), 1-11. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0096803 True False Question 25 The APA format of the following citation is correct--True or False? Banaji, M. (2013). Outsmarting our Brains: Overcoming Hidden Biases to Harness Diversity’s True Potential [Ernst & Young, Royal Bank of Canada Leadership Event]. Retrieved from http://www.ey.com/Publication/vwLUAssets/Outsmarting-our-brains/$FILE/EY-RBC-Overcoming-hidden-biaises-to-harness-diversity.pd True False Question 26 The APA format of the following citation is correct--True or False? Colomb, J., & Brembs, B. (2010). The biology of psychology: Simple conditioning. Communicative & Integrative Biology, 3(2), 142-145. Retrieved from http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2889970/?tool=pmcentrez True False Question 27 The APA format of the following citation is correct--True or False? Bergman, P. (2007). Emergency!: Send a TV show to rescue paramedic services! University of Baltimore Law Review, 36(3), 347-369. Retrieved from http://scholarworks.law.ubalt.edu/ublr/vol36/iss3/5 True False Question 28 The APA format of the following citation is correct for an electronic reference--True or False? Berry, J. W. (2005). Acculturation: Living successfully in two cultures. International Journal of Intercultural Relations, 29(2005), 697-712. True False Question 29 The APA format of the following citation is correct--True or False? Thompson, C. (2011). Critical Thinking Across the Curriculum: Process Over Output [Special issue]. International Journal of Humanities and Social Science, 1(9), Retrieved from http://www.ijhssnet.com/journals/Vol._1_No.9_Special_Issue_July_2011/1.pdf True False Question 30 The APA format of the following citation is correct--True or False? Dil, S., Uzun, M., & Aykanat, B. (2012). Innovation in nursing education. International Journal of Human Sciences, 9(2), 1217-1228. Retrieved from https://www.j-humansciences.com/ojs/index.php/IJHS/article/view/1914 True  False   NUR 4775 ~ Applications in Evidence-Based Practice for BSNs Chapter 8 Quiz Question 1 What is a set of related statements that describes or explains phenomena in a systematic way   Theory    Concept   Proposition   Construct Question 2 The staff nurse notices that newly admitted patients appear calmer after the nurse has completed their admission interview and physical assessment and has discussed their plan of care. The nurse wonders if this is related to alleviation of fear of the unknown. What kind of thinking is this nurse pursuing?   Deductive   Review   Inductive    Extension Question 3 A nurse is reading a research study that is based on Martha Rogers' Science of Unitary Being model. The nurse notices that Rogers is not listed in the article references. How should the nurse interpret this finding?   The researcher erroneously identified Martha Rogers as the developer of that model.   Since Martha Rogers is no longer living, it is not necessary to include her in the reference list.   This is likely a simple error of omission in the reference.   The researcher used secondary sources to learn about Rogers' theory. Question 4 What is TRUE regarding testing of theory in a nursing research study?   This is not a purpose of nursing research.   An entire theory is rarely tested in a single research study.    Studies generally test several theories at one time.   Theories are only tested in qualitative studies. Question 5 A beginning nurse researcher is having difficulty applying nursing theory to practice and learns that this problem is called the theory-practice gap. The nurse determines to focus personal research on closing this gap. The nurse should focus on studies that use which types of theories? Select all that apply.   Grand theories    Theories from outside the discipline    Middle-range theories   Practice theories    Theories from nursing theorists only Question 6 A nurse is caring for a client who has just been transferred from the intensive care unit after having open heart surgery. The nurse wants to use a nursing model, focusing on the person as a total being, as opposed to a medical model, which focuses on the client's disease process. Which nursing model theorist should the nurse reference?   Orem   Rogers   Neuman   Roy Question 7 A nursing student is learning the difference between theoretical and conceptual frameworks. Which statement, if made by the student, indicates the need for further teaching?   A theoretical framework is based on many existing theories.    A theoretical framework presents a broad, general explanation of the relationships between the concepts of interest in a research study   A conceptual framework is a less well-developed structure than a theoretical framework but may serve as the impetus for the formulation of a theory.   A conceptual framework helps to explain the relationship between concepts. Question 8 The nurse researcher is conducting research on the effect of homelessness on how often a woman performs self-breast examinations. Which theory would be of greatest interest to this nurse?   Pender's Health Promotion Theory    Benner's model on novice to expert   Melzack's Gate Control Theory of Pain   Mishel's Uncertainty in Illness Theory Question 9 The nurse researcher is considering the relationship between the two variables in a study. What predicts this relationship?   A concept   A hypothesis    A proposition   A theory Question 10 The nurse's research focuses on how a person defends himself or herself from daily stressors. Which theorist's work would likely be fundamental to this researcher's work?   Rogers   Roy   Orem   Neuman             NUR 4775 ~ Applications in Evidence-Based Practice for BSNs Chapter 12-14 Quiz Question 1 Which statement best describes a population?   Trauma clients hospitalized in an intensive care unit during January 2010 This statement describes a population because it describes a complete set of persons that possess a common characteristic (i.e., clients who have experienced trauma requiring hospitalization in an intensive care unit).    Four hundred nurses selected from a membership list of American Nurses' Association (ANA) members   Members of a cult identified by other members of the same cult   Members of families of clients undergoing surgery, sitting in the waiting room of St. Francis Hospital Question 2 Which sampling method would be most practical and provide the most reliable data to study the ethical conflicts experienced by registered nurses who work in city, county, and federal prisons?   Simple random sampling   Cluster random sampling Cluster random sampling would be the most practical and yield the most reliable data because systematic selection of location for participants will improve reliability of data, and because the volume and locations of city, county, and federal prisons presents an impractical, expensive, and time-consuming approach.    Quota sampling   Purposive sampling Question 3 The study design proposes advertising in the local newspaper to attract subjects for a study. The subjects would be paid $75 for their participation in the study. How should the nurse interpret this plan?   It is not ethical to reimburse study subjects for participation.   The reimbursement offered is not enough to attract subjects.   The results of this study may not be generalizable. When subjects are drawn into a study for a specific reason, the results are not generalizable to other groups.    Most studies do not have sufficient funding to use this design. Question 4 A researcher asks another nurse to use a study instrument to score a questionnaire completed by study participants. The researcher has previously used the instrument to score the questionnaire and will compare the two results. Which type of reliability is this researcher trying to establish?   Homogeneity   Internal consistency   Equivalence   Stability Stability measures the consistency of a measurement over time. Question 5 According to the research report, the nurse researcher tested a study instrument's validity using the technique of factor analysis. What other test could the researcher have used to test the same type of validity?   Scale homogeneity   Known-groups procedure Factor analysis and know-groups procedure both test construct validity.    Interrater   Test-retest Question 6 A study was conducted to evaluate shivering in the post-operative patient. The study measures subjects' weight in pounds and temperature in centigrade degrees. What should the reader consider about the level of measurement of these two parameters?   Additional information is needed before any determination of level of measurement can be made.   Temperature is measured at ratio level.   Weight is usually consider to be measured at the ratio level. Weight is generally considered to be measured at ratio level, which is the highest level of measurement. Ratio level of measurement includes data that can be categorized and ranked; in addition, the distance between ranks can be specified, and a "true" or natural zero point can be identified.    Both of these measurements are at interval level. Question 7 A question asks subjects to respond to the following statement: "The nursing care I received during my hospital stay considered my needs as an individual." They were asked to identify, on a five-point scale, the degree to which they agreed or disagreed with the statement. This is an example of which scale?   Semantic differential scale   Sort scale   Likert scale A Likert scale is a five-point to seven-point scale on which respondents are asked to indicate the extent/degree to which they agree or disagree with a neutrally worded statement.    Visual analog scale Question 8 The nurse educator is reading a published study conducted to collect data on the process by which student nurses are evaluated during a clinical rotation. Which data collection method would this educator recognize as appropriate for this study?   Q sort   Questionnaire A questionnaire would be the best way to collect the data because the data are sensitive in nature and a questionnaire would allow the data to be collected in a way that the subjects are anonymous.    Observation   Interview Question 9 Which question is correctly stated for use in a research study questionnaire?   Do you believe that being fat is an illness?   Do you generally eat breakfast?   What are you least likely to purchase, medicine or food?   Where do you plan to work after graduation? This question is straightforward, easily understandable, and is open-ended. Question 10 A nurse researcher is trying to decide on the best method of data collection in a study. What is the advantage of an interview over a questionnaire as a method of data collection in a study?   They are less time-consuming   In-depth responses can be obtained    There is less bias   Response rate is low