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Ch. 5 - Fundamentals of Nursing

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definition of evident-based practice (EBP)   >a practical problem-solving approach to clinical practice > applies research findings to clinical ~uses current best evidence to answer clinical question ~considers personal clinical expertise ~includes pt values and preferences  
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6 Steps of EBP   0 cultivate spirit of inquiry 1. ask a clinical question 2. collect most relevant evidence 3. critically appraise evidence 4. integrate evidence 5. evaluate the practice change 6. Share the EBP  
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*clinical question: what does PICOT stand for   P - pt population; age, gender, ethnicity, disease processes I - interventions C - comparison; compare to status quo O - outcome; what we want to achieve T - time; time frame  
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*collect evidence: nurse searches for research articles on the topic   uses databases and finds peer-review articles  
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*appraise evidence   critically evaluates the research study, randomized control study (RCT)  
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What level of research is the gold standard for research?   randomized control study RCT  
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What level of research is the gold standard for EBP?   meta-analyses of RCTs  
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What is the statistical analysis of many research studies?   meta-analyses  
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What is the summary of many research studies?   systematic review (aka literature review or "state of the art")  
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What is quantitative?   statistical data  
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What is quatitative mean?   interviews and surveys  
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What is the lowest level of evidence?   expert opinion  
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What are the parts of a research article?   A - abstract I - introduction M - methods RaD - results and discussion  
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What part of the research article gives the brief summary?   abstract  
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What does the introduction of a research article do?   gives purpose of title  
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What is literature review/background?   summary of existing info  
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What does the methods part of a research article state?   organization and conduction ie hypothesis and variables  
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What part of the research article gives the evidence?   results and evidence  
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What is the practical application of evidence?   clinical implications  
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