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Nursing Research: Generating and Assessing Evidence for Nursing Practice, 10th Edition has been updated to incorporate new methodological advances and, to the extent possible, substantive examples used to illustrate concepts will be from articles published in 2013 to 2015. The organizational structure introduced in the 9th edition will be maintained — i.e., content focusing on quantitative research will be in Part III, and content on qualitative research will be in Part IV.
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Table of contents:
- PART 1: FOUNDATIONS OF NURSING RESEARCH
- 1: Introduction to Nursing Research in an Evidence-Based Practice Environment
- NURSING RESEARCH IN PERSPECTIVE
- What Is Nursing Research?
- The Importance of Research in Nursing
- The Consumer–Producer Continuum in Nursing Research
- Nursing Research in Historical Perspective
- TABLE 1.1: Historical Landmarks in Nursing Research
- Current and Future Directions for Nursing Research
- SOURCES OF EVIDENCE FOR NURSING PRACTICE
- Tradition and Authority
- Clinical Experience, Trial and Error, and Intuition
- Logical Reasoning
- Assembled Information
- Disciplined Research
- PARADIGMS AND METHODS FOR NURSING RESEARCH
- The Positivist Paradigm
- TABLE 1.2: Major Assumptions of the Positivist and Constructivist Paradigms
- The Constructivist Paradigm
- Paradigms and Methods: Quantitative and Qualitative Research
- The Scientific Method and Quantitative Research
- Constructivist Methods and Qualitative Research
- Multiple Paradigms and Nursing Research
- THE PURPOSES OF NURSING RESEARCH
- Applied and Basic Research
- Research to Achieve Varying Levels of Explanation
- Identification and Description
- TABLE 1.3: Research Purposes and Types of Research Questions
- Exploration
- Explanation
- Prediction and Control
- Research Purposes Linked to Evidence-Based Practice
- Treatment, Therapy, or Intervention
- Diagnosis and Assessment
- Prognosis
- Prevention of Harm and Etiology (Causation)
- Meaning and Processes
- ASSISTANCE FOR USERS OF NURSING RESEARCH
- BOX 1.1: Questions for a Preliminary Overview of a Research Report
- RESEARCH EXAMPLES
- Research Example of a Quantitative Study
- Research Example of a Qualitative Study
- SUMMARY POINTS
- STUDY ACTIVITIES
- STUDIES CITED IN CHAPTER 1
- 2: Evidence-Based Nursing: Translating Research Evidence into Practice
- BACKGROUND OF EVIDENCE-BASED NURSING PRACTICE
- Definition of Evidence-Based Practice
- Research Utilization
- The Evidence-Based Practice Movement
- Knowledge Translation
- EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE IN NURSING
- Types of Evidence and Evidence Hierarchies
- FIGURE 2.1
- Evidence-Based Practice Challenges
- RESOURCES FOR EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE IN NURSING
- Preappraised Evidence
- Systematic Reviews
- Clinical Practice Guidelines and Care Bundles
- Clinical Decision Support Tools
- Other Preappraised Evidence
- Models for Evidence-Based Practice
- BOX 2.1: Selected Models for Evidence-Based Practice
- FIGURE 2.2
- EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE IN INDIVIDUAL NURSING PRACTICE
- Clinical Scenarios and the Need for Evidence
- Asking Well-Worded Clinical Questions
- TABLE 2.1: Question Templates for Selected Clinical Foreground Questions: PIO and PICO
- Finding Research Evidence
- Appraising the Evidence
- BOX 2.2: Questions for Appraising the Evidence
- Evidence Quality
- Magnitude of Effects
- Precision of Estimates
- Peripheral Effects
- Financial Issues
- Clinical Relevance
- Actions Based on Evidence Appraisals
- Integrating Evidence
- Implementing the Evidence and Evaluating Outcomes
- EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE IN AN ORGANIZATIONAL CONTEXT
- Selecting a Problem for an Organizational Evidence-Based Practice Project
- Addressing Practical Issues in Organizational Evidence-Based Practice Efforts
- Finding and Appraising Evidence for Organizational Evidence-Based Practice
- Making Decisions Based on Evidence Appraisals
- Assessing Implementation Potential
- Developing Evidence-Based Protocols
- Implementing and Evaluating the Innovation
- RESEARCH EXAMPLE
- SUMMARY POINTS
- STUDY ACTIVITIES
- STUDIES CITED IN CHAPTER 2
- 3: Key Concepts and Steps in Qualitative and Quantitative Research
- FUNDAMENTAL RESEARCH TERMS AND CONCEPTS
- The Faces and Places of Research
- TABLE 3.1: Key Terms in Quantitative and Qualitative Research
- The Building Blocks of Research
- Phenomena, Concepts, and Constructs
- Theories and Conceptual Models
- Variables
- Continuous, Discrete, and Categorical Variables.
- Dependent and Independent Variables.
- Conceptual and Operational Definitions
- Data
- BOX 3.1: Example of Quantitative Data
- BOX 3.2: Example of Qualitative Data
- Relationships
- MAJOR CLASSES OF QUANTITATIVE AND QUALITATIVE RESEARCH
- Quantitative Research: Experimental and Nonexperimental Studies
- Qualitative Research: Disciplinary Traditions
- MAJOR STEPS IN A QUANTITATIVE STUDY
- FIGURE 3.1
- Phase 1: The Conceptual Phase
- Step 1: Formulating and Delimiting the Problem
- Step 2: Reviewing the Related Literature
- Step 3: Undertaking Clinical Fieldwork
- Step 4: Defining the Framework and Developing Conceptual Definitions
- Step 5: Formulating Hypotheses
- Phase 2: The Design and Planning Phase
- Step 6: Selecting a Research Design
- Step 7: Developing Protocols for the Intervention
- Step 8: Identifying the Population
- Step 9: Designing the Sampling Plan
- Step 10: Specifying Methods to Measure Research Variables
- Step 11: Developing Methods to Safeguard Human/Animal Rights
- Step 12: Reviewing and Finalizing the Research Plan
- Phase 3: The Empirical Phase
- Step 13: Collecting the Data
- Step 14: Preparing the Data for Analysis
- Phase 4: The Analytic Phase
- Step 15: Analyzing the Data
- Step 16: Interpreting the Results
- Phase 5: The Dissemination Phase
- Step 17: Communicating the Findings
- Step 18: Utilizing the Findings in Practice
- ACTIVITIES IN A QUALITATIVE STUDY
- FIGURE 3.2
- Conceptualizing and Planning a Qualitative Study
- Identifying the Research Problem
- Doing a Literature Review
- Selecting and Gaining Entrée into Research Sites
- Developing an Overall Approach in Qualitative Studies
- Addressing Ethical Issues
- Conducting a Qualitative Study
- Disseminating Qualitative Findings
- RESEARCH JOURNAL ARTICLES
- Content of Journal Articles
- The Abstract
- The Introduction
- The Method Section
- The Results Section
- The Discussion Section
- The Style of Research Journal Articles
- Tips on Reading Research Reports
- GENERAL QUESTIONS IN REVIEWING A RESEARCH STUDY
- BOX 3.3: Additional Questions for a Preliminary Review of a Study
- RESEARCH EXAMPLES
- Project Schedule for a Quantitative Study
- Phase 1. Conceptual Phase: 1 Month
- Phase 2. Design and Planning Phase: 3 Months
- Phase 3. Empirical Phase: 0 Month
- Phase 4. Analytic Phase: 12 Months
- Phase 5. Dissemination Phase: 18 Months
- Project Schedule for a Qualitative Study
- Phase 1. Conceptual Phase: 2 Months
- Phase 2. Design and Planning Phase: 5 Months
- Phase 3. Empirical/Analytic Phases: 26 Months
- Phase 4: Dissemination Phase: 17 Months
- SUMMARY POINTS
- STUDY ACTIVITIES
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