ANPD Definitions Module IV ; Questions and A nswers 100% Solved Research Correct answer diligent, systematic inquiry or investigation to validate and refine existing knowledge and generate new knowledge EBP Correct answer lifelong problem solving approach to how healthcare is delivered that integrates the best evidence from high -quality studies with a clinician's expertise and also a patient's preferences and values Steps in research process Correct answer ID problem, review literature, ID conceptual framework, define concepts and variables, select design, ID population/sample, Determine measurement methods, plan data collection/analysis strategies, implement the plan (collect, analyze, interp ret data). Disseminate findings Qualitative Inquiry Correct answer Multiple realities subject to ind interpretation. Subjective, inductive, broad focus, meaning/discovery Quantitative Inquiry Correct answer Single, measureable reality. Objective, deductive, narrow focus, cause and effects Qualitative Designs Correct answer ethnography, phenomenology, grounded theory, historical, case studies Quantitative Designs Correct answer experimental, quasi -experimental, non -
experimental (correlational, descriptive) IRB Correct answer Committee that reviews research to ensure protection of human research subjects. All research not deemed exempt must be reviewed by an IRB Introduction Correct answer 1st passage in a journal article. Provides the readers with the background info for the study Problem Statement Correct answer describes the issue or topic of concern to the researcher. Stated as a question or hypothesis. Purpose statement Correct answer establishes justification for the study and answers "why" the study should be conducted. Review of Literature Correct answer summary of what is known about the research topic Theoretical framework Correct answer Theoretical - Presents a broad general explanation of the relationships between concepts of interest in a research study Conceptual Framework Correct answer background or foundation for a study whereby concepts are related in a logical manner by the researcher Hypothesis Correct answer predication held by the researcher about the relationship between variables. Research Question Correct answer elaboration of the research problem Research design/methodology Correct answer overall plan for collecting data in a research study. Describes the setting, population, and sample to be studied. Ethical considerations Correct answer standards and guidelines for ensuring the rights of research participants
experimental (correlational, descriptive) IRB Correct answer Committee that reviews research to ensure protection of human research subjects. All research not deemed exempt must be reviewed by an IRB Introduction Correct answer 1st passage in a journal article. Provides the readers with the background info for the study Problem Statement Correct answer describes the issue or topic of concern to the researcher. Stated as a question or hypothesis. Purpose statement Correct answer establishes justification for the study and answers "why" the study should be conducted. Review of Literature Correct answer summary of what is known about the research topic Theoretical framework Correct answer Theoretical - Presents a broad general explanation of the relationships between concepts of interest in a research study Conceptual Framework Correct answer background or foundation for a study whereby concepts are related in a logical manner by the researcher Hypothesis Correct answer predication held by the researcher about the relationship between variables. Research Question Correct answer elaboration of the research problem Research design/methodology Correct answer overall plan for collecting data in a research study. Describes the setting, population, and sample to be studied. Ethical considerations Correct answer standards and guidelines for ensuring the rights of research participants
