What is the identified ethical consideration?

NGNs may perceive participation as influencing employment

For the Pt Det study, which is a summary of the literature review?

FTR, under use of RRTs, gaps in orientation for NGNs, & education

A publication is classified as a systematic review. This is which level of evidence?

Level I the highest level of evidence

What is the problem studied in the Patient Deterioration article?

NGNs lack the skills to identify and manage deteriorations.

How would you describe inclusion criteria for participants?

NGNs at BHRichmond attending an educational session

What are the demographic variables of the participants in this study?

Experience as an NGN and with simulation

What are the three pillars of evidence-based practice?

Research evidence, clinical expertise, and patient values

Which IRB approved the study and was consent obtained?

Baptist Health Lexington / yes, implied consent

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1
What is the identified ethical consideration?
No one should be left out of the educational program
It is unrealistic to expect NGNs to identify and manage deteriorations
NGNs may perceive participation as influencing employment
Reporting competence and confidence infringes on privacy
2
Which instruments were used to collect data?
Case Scenarios
Benner's
C-CEI and CDMSCS
INACSL Standards of Best Practice
3
What is the framework of the study?
The Clinical Decision-Making Self-confidence Scale
The Creighton Competency Evaluation Instrument
KNA's Doctoral Nursing Student Scholarship
Benner's nursing theory
4
For the Pt Det study, which is a summary of the literature review?
Retention of NGNs, salaries for nurses, and self-efficacy
Nurse staffing levels related to patient mortality rates in hospitals
FTR, under use of RRTs, gaps in orientation for NGNs, & education
The relationship between self-confidence and competence
5
What type of quantitative study design is used?
Quasi-emperimental
Correlational
Experimental
Descriptive
6
What is the type of research in the Patient Deterioration Education study?
Qualitative
Mixed methods
Cannot be determined
Quantitative
7
What is this statement, "to implement education to improve self-confidence & competence of NGNs r/t patient rescue"?
The purpose
The research design
The hypothesis
The findings
8
Which ones are the dependent variables?
Usage of the Rapid Response Team
Self-confidence and competence
The educational program
Failure to rescue rate
9
A publication is classified as a systematic review. This is which level of evidence?
Level II second to the highest level
Level VII the lowest level of evidence
Level I the highest level of evidence
Level IV in the middle of the evidence hierarchy
10
What is the problem studied in the Patient Deterioration article?
Rapid Response Teams do not provide enough support for NGNs.
Preceptors do not know how to identify and manage deteriorations.
NGNs lack the skills to identify and manage deteriorations.
Clinical simulation is time consuming and costly.
11
How would you describe inclusion criteria for participants?
All nurses who work at BHRichmond
Any NGN working in the central Ky area
NGNs at BHRichmond attending an educational session
Only female NGNs who work in the ER for BH Lexington
12
Which is "a diligent inquiry or study that validates and refines existing knowledge & develops new knowledge"?
Research
Critical thinking
Traditions
Intuition
13
What was the method of sampling?
Snowball
Convenience
Purposive
Random stratified
14
What are the demographic variables of the participants in this study?
Education and location of primary residence
Experience as an NGN and with simulation
Gender, age, and race
Specialty area and income
15
What are the three pillars of evidence-based practice?
Research evidence, clinical expertise, and patient values
Traditions, authority, and trial & error
Nursing administration, nursing process, and nursing outcomes
Critical thinking, synthesis, and knowledge
16
Which IRB approved the study and was consent obtained?
EKU / no, it was waived
INH / yes, written consent
Baptist Health Lexington / yes, implied consent
Baptist Health Richmond / no, it was not required

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