Intro to Evidence Based Practice Nursing

Research isFormal, rigorous exercise to discover parvenue knowledge or authorise/refine existing knowledge group of data, in anatomyation, and facts for the advancement of knowledge Type of opinionated activity (set of planned activities)Systematic process of investigation Formalized method(s) of obtaining information (data/knowledge) Nursing look for is a systematic inquiry designed to develop advanced knowledge or validate/refine existing knowledge about issues related to nursing (e.g., preparedness of patient care administration of nursing and health care services)Nursing wisdom Body of knowledge unique to the discipline of nursingScientific method is an approach to gaining new knowledge from a systematic collection of empirical dataWhat is the importance of research in nursing?Nurses are responsible for assuming an active intent in developing the soundbox of nursing knowledge Nurses are judge to adopt an depict-based use (EPB) defined as the use of best clinical ev idence in making patient care decisions EBP is EVERY sustains responsibility, whether you are a user (consumer) of nursing research by reading research reports to keep up-to-date or a shield who designs and conducts researchEvidence Based PracticeEBP is a problem solving approach to clinical practice that integrates the conscientious use of best evidence in combination with a clinicians expertise as well as patient preferences and set to make decisions aboutthe type of care that is provided. Resources must be considered in the decision-making process as well. Significance of EBPCollection, rendition, and integration of valid, important, and applicable patient inform and research derived evidence Knowledge obtained from research evidence is transformed into clinical practice, culminating in nursing practice that it evidence-based Allows nurses to use the best research evidence in making clinical decisionsChapter Two Fain TextbookResearch Process Selecting/ shaping the problem Mu st be significant to nursing Add to body of existing knowledge Problem areas from practice Review of literature provides background, rationale, and confession for study Develop research questions/hypotheses Selecting a research design boilers suit plan or structure for planning to answer research questions and/or test hypotheses Identify methods for selecting the sample, testing, and measurement Methods Data collection Organizing data for analytic thinking Data Analysis Analyzing and interpreting results arriving at conclusion Utilizing the Research sharing the findings with colleaguesTypes of researchQualitative datainformation collected in a narrative form such as transcript of an unstructured interviewQuantitative dataorganization and interpretation of narrative data with purpose of discovering important underlying themes, categories, patterns and relationships