Terms
What is EBP?
Theories
PICOT
100

The I_______ approach involves collecting observation that leads to conclusions or hypotheses.

inductive approach

100

Healthcare professionals should center practice on __________ findings

Scientific

100

Theories that attempt to explain broad scopes and include numerous concepts that are NOT well-defined.

Grand theories

100

The P in PICOT

patient/population condition

200

Deductive approach is used to test and validate _____ relationships.

existing

200

When asking the clinical question, one should always be as specific as possible when defining the:

patient population/condition

200

Explicit, testable theories that define, explain and predict phenomena. Typically used to define or refine components of nursing practice. 

Middle-range theories

200

The I in PICOT

Intervention/issue of interest

300

grand theories are complex and _____ in scope.

broad

300

Systematic reviews and randomized clinical trials are ranked as the strongest evidence, meaning they are Level _____.

One

300

More specific theories that produce specific directions or guidelines for practice.

practice theories

300

The C in PICOT

Comparison/control

400

Shortage of ______, _______ scientific evidence is a limitation of EBP

consistent, coherent

400

Expert opinion of authorities and/or reports from expert committees are ranked as the weakest evidence, meaning it is Level _____. 

Seven

400

Another name for practice theories

prescriptive theories

400

The O in PICOT

Outcome/desired outcome

500

What does PRISMA stand for?

Preferred reporting items for systematic and meta-analyses.

500

Acronym for Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic and Meta-Analyses.

PRISMA

500

Theories that are based on theoretical work from other disciplines. 

Borrowed theories

500

The T in PICOT

Timeframe