Chp 12 and 14 Questions
Using the PICO format to develop your clinical question will make it more difficult to conduct a successful literature review. True or False
False
Examples of nursing-sensitive patient outcomes include which of the following (select all that apply) Case management Pain Self-care Religous Beliefs Functional status
Pain Self-care Functional status
Evidence based practice (EBP) is the conscientious integration of best research evidence with clinical expertise and patient circumstances and values in the delivery of quality, safe, cost-effective health care. True or False
True
Mixed methods research utilizes both qualitative and quantitative methods in the same study. True or False
True
The following are true statements regarding PRISMA, except... 1. Nurse researchers should not be concerned with the PRISMA checklist and instructions. 2. It provides you with steps to critically appraise systematic reviews and meta-analyses. 3. It was created in 2009 by an international group of expert researchers and clinicians 4. It upholds rigorous research methodology to promote the accuracy of findings and minimize the reviewers' bias.
1. Nurse researchers should not be concerned with the PRISMA checklist and instructions.
During an initial review of a study, the reviewer will expect the methods section of the research report to include: 1. a description of the study design and sampling methods. 2. the limitations and generalizations of the study. 3. tables and figures representing study results. 4. the framework and definitions of study variables.
1. a description of the study design and sampling methods.
Which of the following statements about Outcomes research is false? 1. Outcomes research is a rigorous scientific method that is focused on the end results of patinet care 2. Outcomes research cannot be used for patients with chronic conditions 3. Outcomes reserach is concerned with the effectiveness of healthcare interventions and health services. 4. Outcomes reserach for individuals with chronic conditions includes aspects of quality of care, functioning, symptom management, and mortality
2. Outcomes research cannot be used for patients with chronic conditions
What does PRISMA stand for? 1. Preferential Returned Items for Systematic Analyses 2. Possible Refereed Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses 3. Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses 4. Preferred Reviewed Items for Systematic Analyses
3. Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses
The goal of a critical appraisal should be to: 1. determine where faults exist in the study design. 2. evaluate whether a proposed study is feasible. 3. identify the meaning and credibility of the study. 4. review the credentials and expertise of the researcher.
3. identify the meaning and credibility of the study. An intellectual critical appraisal involves careful examination of all aspects of a study to judge the strengths, weaknesses, meaning, credibility, and significance of a study. Identifying faults in the study design is part of a critical appraisal but not the end goal. Reviewers conduct feasibility analyses prior to approval of a study. Evaluating the researcher's credentials is part of a critical appraisal but not the end goal.
How are study results utilized to develop evidence for practice? 1. Only evidence and data from strong studies are used. 2. Only quantitative studies are used to build evidence. 3. Studies must be replicated successfully to be used for evidence. 4. Strong points from multiple studies are used to build evidence.
4. Strong points from multiple studies are used to build evidence. Adding together the strong points from multiple studies slowly builds a solid base of evidence for practice. Many flawed studies contain strong points that may be used to build evidence. Qualitative and quantitative studies are both used in evidence building. It is not necessary to replicate every study to use data for evidence.