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Nursing Research midterm"Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act" of 1996 which articulates federal standards
to protect patients' health information - ANS-HIPPA
(ANCC) American Nurses Credentialing Center - created the magnet program
A key component: " new knowledge, improvements, and innovations" - ANS-Magnet
Recognition Program
1. Grow accustomed to the style
2. Get a copied version so you can highlight
3. Read slowly. Skim first to get the main points
4. be an "active reader" the second read thru
5. Keep this textbook with you to use as a reference
6. try not to get bogged down in statistical data
7. "translate" jargon you are not familiar with into some you do know - ANS-Tips on reading
research reports
A branch of human inquiry, associated with anthropology, that focuses on the culture of a group
of people, with an effort to understand the world view of those under study - ANS-Ethnography
a design for an intervention study in which subjects are not randomly assigned to treatment
conditions; also called "a nonrandomized trial" or a " controlled trial without randomization" -
ANS-Quasi-experimental design
A document communicating a research problem, it significance, proposed procedures for
solving the problem, and when funding is sought , how much the study will cost - ANS-proposal
a form of research in which the data collected by one researcher are reanalyzed by another
investigator to answer new questions - ANS-Secondary analysis
a fundamental ethical principle that seeks to maximize benefits for study participants and
prevent harm - ANS-Beneficence
A hypothesis predicting no relationship between the variables under study; used primarily in
statistical testing as the hypothesis to be rejected - ANS-Null hypothesis
A monetary payment to individuals participating in a study to serve as an incentive for
participation and/or to compensate for time and expenses - ANS-Stipend
a person's ability to voluntarily decide whether or not to participate in a study -
ANS-Self-determination
, a principle that is accepted as being true based on logic or custom, without proof -
ANS-Assumptions
A qualitative research tradition, with roots in philosophy and psychology, that focuses on the
lived experience of humans - ANS-Phenomenology
a researcher who reviews and critiques a research report or proposal of another researcher and
who makes a recommendation about publishing or funding the research - ANS-peer reviewers
A set of orderly, systematic, controlled procedures for acquiring dependable, empirical - and
typically quantitative - information; the methodologic approach associated with the positivist
paradigm - ANS-Scientific method
A sham or pseudo intervention, often used as a control group condition - ANS-Placebo
A small scale test to assess the viability of a larger study "often called a pilot study" -
ANS-Feasibility
A small scale version, or trial run, done in preparation for a major study; sometimes called a
"feasibility study" - ANS-Pilot Study
a statement of predicted population parameters or relationships between variables -
ANS-Hypothesis
A statement of the specific query the researcher wants to answer to address a research
problem - ANS-Research question
a study designed to assess the safety, efficacy, and effectiveness of a new clinical intervention,
sometimes involving several phases - ANS-Clinical Trial
a study designed to describe the needs of a group, community, or organization, usually as a
guide to policy planning and resource allocation - ANS-Needs assessment
A study in which two groups are blinded with respect to the group that a study participant is in;
often situation in which neither the subjects nor those who administer the treatment know who is
in the experimental or control group - ANS-Double-Blind study
a study to collect data at more then one point in time, in contrast to a cross-sectional study -
ANS-Longitudinal design
A subset of a population comprising those selected to participate in a study - ANS-Sample
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