FUNDAMENTALS

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  • PICOT - P
    Patient, population, problem of interest
  • PICOT - I 

    Intervention or Therapy to consider for the subject of interest
  • PICOT - C
    Comparison of Interventions
  • PICOT - O 

    Outcomes of Interventions
  • PICOT - T 

    Time
  • variables that could influence the results of the study other than the specific variables being studied
    Extraneous Variables
  • reality is relative or contextual & constructed by individuals who are experiencing a phenomenon
    Naturalism (Constructivism)
  • The truth is absolute & can be discovered by careful measurement.
    Logical Positivism
  • phenomena are best understood by examining their component parts.
    Reductionist perspective
  • Philosophical perspective of natural sciences
    Positivism
  • Systemic collection & thematic analysis of narrative data
    QUALITATIVE RESEARCH
  • Collects & analyzes words rather than numbers
    QUALITATIVE RESEARCH
  • Case study, historical, ethnography, phenomenology, grounded theory
    QUALITATIVE RESEARCH
  • Systematic collection, statistical analysis, & interpretation of numerical data
    QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH
  • planned & fixed study processes; Intimidating to read
    QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH
  • Focuses on lived experiences
    Phenomenology
  • Follows a reductionistic approach 

    QUANTITATIVE
  • Focuses on cultural patterns of thoughts and behaviors
    Ethnography
  • Focuses on social processes
    Grounded Theory
  • Method which decisions are made that result in a detailed plan or proposal for a study.
    RESEARCH PROCESS
  • Behavior, characteristic, or outcome that researcher wishes to explain or predict
    DEPENDENT VARIABLE
  • Presumed cause of or influence on the dependent variable
    INDEPENDENT VARIABLE
  • Thought of as its logistics or mechanics
    METHODOLOGY
  • Overall structure or blueprint; General layout
    RESEARCH DESIGN
  • Strategies that can be used to ensure the consistency & integrity of data collection procedures
    DATA COLLECTION PROTOCOLS
  • Consistency of measures
    Reliability
  • Completeness and Conceptual accuracy
    Validity
  • Means routinely searching & reading current research literature in order to stay current with new insights
    RESEARCH CONSUMER
  • CINAHL
    CUMULATIVE INDEX TO NURSING AND ALLIED HEALTH LITERATURE
  • Particularly important in hospitals that are seeking to maintain a magnet recognition status
    RESEARCH TEAM MEMBER
  • Ensures that all clients are informed of & understand the consequences of consenting to serve as research participants
    INSTITUTIONAL REVIEW BOARD / ETHICS REVIEW COMMITEE
  • 4 RIGHTS
    RIGHT NOT TO BE HARMED
    RIGHT TO FULL DISCLOSURE
    RIGHT TO SELF-DETERMINATION
    RIGHT TO PRIVACY
  • Any information a participant relates will not be made public or available to others without the participants consent
    Confidentiality