What can the use of clinical practice guidelines increase?

Quality & consistency of care & facilitate outcome research

Clinical guidelines are

Recommended pt care based on the best scientific evidence

When completing historical research, it is important to determine credibility by:

Finding out who wrote a document and why

What is Internal Validity?

When tests or measures do what they claim to

Phenomological approach is..

How an individual person experiences a situation

An Indigenous research methedology can BEST be described as:

Indigenous people decide the topic & methodology to research

How should researchers use Indigenous knowledge?

They should integrate Indigenous and traditional forms of knowledge

Which of the following best describes the qualities of Qualitative Research?

Interpretivist, inductive, subjective, and transferable

The term triangulation refers to

combining different methods, theories, data sources, or investigators.

Is inductive, gathering enough information to form a theory

Which option is an ethnographic research question?

What is a parent's experience of enrolling their child in sports?

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A distortion of the results
Objectivity
Control
Bias
Feasibility
2
In Participatory Action Research, who chooses the social issues that needs to change?
The Decision-Makers
The community group
The Researcher
The Policy-Makers
3
What can the use of clinical practice guidelines increase?
Identify barriers to nursing care
Quality & consistency of care & facilitate outcome research
Identical treatment for all patients
Lead to increased mortality rates
4
Clinical guidelines are
Comp-based programa that make the latest clinical info
Recommended pt care based on the best scientific evidence
Systems that organize related terms into categories
A systemic approach to improving health care for ppl
5
Which of these is NOT an example of qualitative research?
randomized control trial
grounded theory
ethnography
phenomenology
6
Which of the following is not an example of a qualitative research methodology?
Narrative
Ethnography
Grounded Theory
Experimental
7
When completing historical research, it is important to determine credibility by:
Finding out who wrote a document and why
Seek out individuals with first hand knowledge.
8
What is Internal Validity?
Measures in a valid study are compared to the study
The need to generalise beyond the context it was carried out
When tests or measures do what they claim to
When the research looks like it is doing what it claims to
9
'Homogeneity' is...
Equality of opportunity
Uniformity and 'sameness'
Something to do with milk
The appreciation of individuation
10
Phenomological approach is..
Consists if control experiments
Encompasses a collaborative, community approach
A mix of Description and Social Constructionism
How an individual person experiences a situation
11
What is a pilot study?
Combined research from existing studies
A study on pilots and emotional stress
A way to control order effects
A trial of the real experiment
12
An Indigenous research methedology can BEST be described as:
Ignoring signs of colonial “reality” in research bias
Indigenous people decide the topic & methodology to research
Rationalizing power relationships in research
Utilizing best empirical practices for objective results
13
When can a mixed methods researcher choose to disregard one set of data?
At the beginning of the study
During the analysis
Never
At the end of the study
14
How should researchers use Indigenous knowledge?
They should teach people about more reliable sources of knowledge.
They should ignore it, because it is not objective.
They should respect it, but make sure it does not influence their research.
They should integrate Indigenous and traditional forms of knowledge
15
Which of the following best describes the qualities of Qualitative Research?
Positivist, cause and effect, deductive, objective, and generalsable
Interpretivist, inductive, subjective, and transferable
16
The term triangulation refers to
information collected becoming repetitive.
possible applications of the results of qualitative studies.
a mathematical technique.
combining different methods, theories, data sources, or investigators.
17
Grounded theory
Is deductive, trying to prove a theory
Is inductive, gathering enough information to form a theory
Is an ethnographic study on the ground in some environment
Is inclusive, where all researchers make a hypothesis
18
Which option is an ethnographic research question?
What is a parent's experience of enrolling their child in sports?
How do parents come to enrol their children in sports?
Why do parents enrol their children in extracurricular activities?
What is the lived experience of a parent who enrols their child in sports?

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