The Corn State
This is the colloquial phrase that refers to the traditional practices that become entrenched and resistant to change. This is what Evidence Based practice seeks to eliminate.
What are "sacred cows"?
This is your research question. It is an acronym to help you formulate a clinical question and guide your search for evidence
Peer reviewed articles, quality improvement data, randomized controlled trials, case studies, and expert opinion are examples of these
What are good examples of evidence that you can gather in your research?
Fair treatment of subjects including the equitable distribution of burdens and benefits in reasearch
This is step number 2 in the Iowa Model
In this step, you must consider finding individuals with appropriate skills and expertise to accomplish the elements of the project. It will also be essential to include a clinical expert in the disease and population being studied.
What is creating a team?
You need to confirm this after you state your question/purpose and prior to creating your team.
What is: "is this topic a priority for the organization?"
It aims to provides the most effective care that is available, with the aim of improving patient outcomes. It promotes an attitude of inquiry in health professionals and starts us thinking: Why am I doing this in this way? Is there evidence that can guide me to do this in a more effective way?
Why is evidence- based practice important?
In relation to ethics, the researcher's responsibility to maximise the potential benefits of the research while minimising risks of harm or discomfort for the participant
These are three major aspects of evidence that you need to critically appraise
What is validity, impact and applicability?
An ethical principle that requires the researcher to not disclose any informaiton revealed by the subject or discovered by the researcher to ensure that data is accessible only to authorized individuals.