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nursing research
is a systematic investigation designed to develop, validate, or improve knowledge used in nursing practice
Identify researchable problems
responsibility #1
responsibility #1: Identify Researchable Problems
-recognize problems that need investigation
example:
Many pt. experience anxiety before surgery = does preoperative health education reduce anxiety among surgical patients?
develop a clear research question
responsibility #2
responsibility #2: develop a clear research question
a good research is CLEAR, SPECIFIC, RESEARCHABLE, RELEVANT, ETHICAL, and FEASIBLE
review related literature
resposibility #3
responsibility #4: evaluate research evidence
not every published study is equally reliable
evaluate research evidence
responsibility #4
Follow the research protocol
responsibility #5
responsibility #5: Follow the research protocol
follow the approved methodology
uses specified instruments and data-collection procedure
avoid unauthorized changes
report protocol deviations honestly
Protect research participant
responsibility #6
Responsibility #6: Protect research participants
Treat paticipants with RESPECT, DIGNITY, FAIRNES, PRIVACY, and CONFIDENTIALITY
welfare and rights
what comes first before research results?
responsibility #7; obtain informed consent
paticipants should receive enough information to make voluntary decision
purpose
procedure
risks
benefits
confidentiality
voluntary participation
right to withdraw
what should you explain in responsibility #7
responsibility #8: Maintain confidentiality
protect participant’s info
use participant codes instead of names
secure records and limit access
avoid public discussion of identifiable participant
maintain confidentiality
responsibility #8
Obtain informed consent
responsibility#7
responsibility #9: collect data accurately
record information correctly
dont change participants’ response
dont fabricate or intentionally omit relevant data
check data for errors
collect data accurately
responsibility #9
responsibility #10: Recognize limitation
every study has limitations
good researcher explain how limitations may affect interpretation of findings
examples:
small sample size, limited setting, short study period, limited resources, measurement problems, and selection bias
recognize limitation
responsibility #10
responsibility #11: communicate research findings
share finding thru research reports, posters, presentations, conferences, journals, educational sessions, and clinical recommendations
research becomes useful when findings are shared and appropriately applied
communicate research finding
responsibility # 11
best research evidence
clinical expertise
patient values
THREE PILLARS OF EBN
Best research evidence
Derived from rigorous quantitative studies, systematic reviews, and randomized controlled trials
clinical expertise
The nurse’s accumulated clinical proficiency, judgement and critical thinking developed through practical experience
patient values
respecting unique preferences, cultural beliefs, life goals, and individual circumstances in care delivery
PATIENT/POPULATION
INTERVENTION
COMPARISON
OUTCOME
PICO stands for:
Patient/Population
“Who is the patient or population?” (eg; post-operative surgery patients, elderly fall risks)
Intervention
“What is the planned treatment or action?” (eg; post-operative chewing gum protocol)
Comparison
“What is the expected result?” (eg; standard post-operative care without chewing gum)
Outcome
“what is the alternative?” (eg; Time to first flatus, reduction of post-operative ileus)
ask
acquire
appraise
apply
assess
5 A’s of EBP process:
5 A’s of EBP PROCESS
A systematic roadmap guiding nurses from clinical inquiry to evaluation of practice changes
Ask
Converts information needs into focused, answerable clinical questions (using PICO)
Acquire
Track down the best , highest-quality external evidence (systematic reviews, RCT’s)
Appraise
Critically evaluate evidence for validity, reliability, and clinical applicability
Apply
Integrate the research findings with clinical expertise and patient values into practice
Assess
Evaluates the change outcomes and performance effectiveness over time