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All of the following are related to ethics in research EXCEPT:

Critical appraisal examines a study to determine:

Building an Evidence-Based Nursing Practice: Review of Nursing Research

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1
Critical appraisal examines a study to determine:
if the researcher(s) is a talented writer
if writing a long paper will make a student go crazy
if the researcher(s) should be promoted at work
credibility and meaning of findings
2
All of the following are related to ethics in research EXCEPT:
Institutional Review Board
p values and statistical significance
Informed Consent
Confidentiality
3
Which element is NOT included in evidence-based practice?
Cost-effectiveness of intervention
Patient circumstances and values
Nurse's clinical expertise
Best research evidence
4
A structured, comprehensive review of the literature to determine all of the best evidence is:
meta-analysis
systematic review
meta-synthesis
mixed-methods systematic review
5
Why should nurses conduct research?
to publish papers and become famous
to validate, refine, and generate knowledge
to advance in their careers
to make more money
6
Evidence-based guidelines have become the ________ for patient care.
legal standard
bronze standard
silver standard
gold standard
7
Quantitative research...
describes experiences from the subjects perspective
confuses students and nurses
may be based on a theory or designed to create a theory
uses theory or frameworks to guide or be tested in a study
8
The level of significance typically used in nursing studies is:
0.05
0.5
0.1
0.01
9
A p-value of less than 0.05 means:
There is less than a 0.05% chance of error
There is no chance of error
There is less than a 0.5% chance of error
There is less than a 5% chance of error