A systematic process of inquiry that uses rigorous guidelines to produce unbiased, trustworthy answers to questions about nursing practice
What is nursing research
100
What type of research recruits subjects, uses random assignment methods, creates reliable and valid measurements, and analyzes results with statistical techniques?
What is quantitative research
100
The selection for an experimental research is:
What is Randomized
100
Which hypothesis states that there is no difference between the groups?
What is the Null Hypothesis
100
What is the variable that exerts an effect on the outcome but that is not a part of the planned experiment?
What is Extraneous Variable
200
The process of subjecting research to the appraisal of a neutral third party.
What is Peer review
200
What does IRB stand for?
What is The Institutional Review Board
200
What is the difference between experimental research and quasi-experimental studies?
What is the selection and assignment of subjects
200
What is the study called that validates findings and knowledge, increases generalizability or minimizes limitations?
What is Replication study
200
What kind of design measures cause and effect?
What is Experimental design
300
Use of the best scientific evidence, integrated with clinical experience and incorporating patient values and preferences in the practice of professional nursing care.
What is Evidence-based Practice
300
What does research identify?
What is a gap in knowledge
300
What is the law that includes negligence, malpractice, assault, battery, and invasion of privacy?
What is a Tort
300
What type of literature includes published conceptual models, frameworks, and theories?
What is Theoretical literature
300
Name one design that is associated with relationships?
What is correlation, predictive, grounded, tests of model fit
400
"Do no harm" is called:
What is Beneficence
400
What are the two philosophies included in quantitative research?
What is positivism and determinism
400
A false or harmful spoken statement is called:
What is Defamation
400
What type of literature includes works that demonstrate how theories apply to individual behavior or observed events?
What is Empirical Literature
400
What is it called when researchers are not impartial?
What is Bias
500
A participant's right to fair treatment and fairness is called:
What is Justice
500
What is a framework?
What is a theory.
500
What kind of review poses only minimal risk to the participants or for those studies that use drugs that do not require FDA approval?
What is Expedited review
500
What is the variable that is the CAUSE in cause and effect?
What is the independent variable
500
What kind of sampling allows everyone to have an equal probability of being selected?