EBP
Contains three components; patient preference, data from research, and expert opinion
What is EBP?
Looking at data from three perspectives that help confirm the data is correct
What is triangulation?
The type of quantitative research that tries to show a relationship between the independent and dependent variable
What is experimental design?
Incorrectly rejecting the null hypotheses (finding a relationship when there isn't one)
What is a type one error?
Study where people had treatment for syphilis withheld, even though a cure had been found
What is the Tuskegee study?
Starting with a theory or idea and testing with empirical observations
What is deductive reasoning?
In order to have rigor in qualitative research, the researcher must establish _____________
What is trustworthiness, or credibility, or confirmability, or dependability?
Testing participants before and after an intervention
What is pre-posttest design?
Gender is considered what type of data?
What is nominal?
Study where mentally retarded children were intentionally infected with hepatitis A.
What is the Willowbrook study?
Format for a clinical question so that it is testable
What is a PICOT question?
Type of qualitative research that looks at the lived experiences of the participants
What is phenomenology?
database where you can find an article published by nurses
What is CINAHL (Cumulative index for nursing and allied health literature)?
The variable in a study that is being tested
What is the dependent or outcome variable?
A committee that oversees human studies with vulnerable populations.
What is the IRB (Institutional review board)?
The type of reasoning where you build a theory after observing certain phenomena
What is inductive reasoning?
The type of qualitative research that aims to understand a cultural aspect of a group
What is ethnography?
A statistical test that compares two means
What is a T test, or Pearson's correlation?
Literature produced outside traditional academic settings (blogs, interviews, discussion forums...)
What is gray literature?
Courses for specific roles such as Postdoctoral Researchers, Principal Investigators, etc. Learn about conflicts of interest, & research misconduct.
What are the CITI courses/modules?
Taking something that is known and applying it to a clinical problem
What is EBP?
The type of qualitative research that is used to formulate a conceptual framework
What is grounded theory approach?
Statistical test that compares more than two means
What is ANOVA (analysis of variance)?
If my topic has a psych component, I should look in the _____________database.
What is Psychinfo?
Process for informing subjects of the risks and benefits of participating in a research project.
What is informed consent?