NURSING RESEARCH 2 NCMB315

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Second Semester NURSING RESEARCH Two NCMB Three One Five

Second Semester NURSING RESEARCH Two NCMB Three One Five

Overview

RESEARCH

RESEARCH

The word research is derived from the old French word

Cerchier: seek or search.

Search: to investigate.

The prefix "re": "again" and signifies of the search.

Literally, research means to "investigate again".

One seeks new knowledge for the improvement of the quality of human life.

Is referred to as empirical research and is synonymous with the conscious application of a structured method.

In which it follows a rigorous step in order to solve a problem or develop something new and to improve our knowledge.

PROPOSITIONAL KNOWLEDGE

PROCEDURAL KNOWLEDGE OR THE KNOWLEDGE OF HOW TO DO SOMETHING

PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE OR PERSONAL KNOWING

SCIENTIFIC UNDERTAKINGS IN RESEARCH

NURSING RESEARCH

PURPOSE OF NURSING RESEARCH

DESCRIPTION: describing a phenomenon affecting the nursing profession

ROLES OF NURSES IN RESEARCH

CHARACTERISTICS OF RESEARCH

LOGICAL

ANALYTICAL

REPLICABILITY

CRITICAL

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USES OF RESEARCH

PURPOSE or TASK OF NURSING RESEARCH

MAJOR STEPS IN A QUANTITATIVE STUDY

Defining a problem or Topic Selection.

THE DESIGN AND PLANNING PHASE

THE EMPIRICAL PHASE

THE ANALYTICAL PHASE

THE DISSEMINATION PHASE

STEPS IN RESEARCH

STEP TWO: DEVELOPING DATA COLLECTION STRATEGY.

STEP THREE: GATHERING AND ANALYZING THE DATA.

STEP FOUR: DISSEMINATING FINDINGS.

CHARACTERISTICS OF A GOOD RESEARCH PROBLEM.

A RESEARCH PROBLEM MUST BE FEASIBLE.

A RESEARCH PROBLEM MUST BE CLEAR.

A RESEARCH PROBLEM MUST BE ETHICAL.

SOURCES OF PROBLEMS.

THINGS TO CONSIDER IN CONDUCTING RESEARCH.

GUIDELINES IN TITLE CONSTRUCTION.

Overview

The document discusses the essential aspects of nursing research, highlighting its roles, purposes, and methodologies. It focuses on how research can enhance the quality of nursing care and address critical health issues.

Key Points

1Nursing research seeks to improve patient care through rigorous investigation
2The document outlines various types of knowledge relevant to nursing practice
3Roles of nurses in research include being investigators, evaluators, and advocates
4Key steps in quantitative research are planning, data collection, analysis, and dissemination
5Ethical considerations are essential in formulating research problems and conducting studies.

Details

Authors: Kath Venus
Category: Health and Medicine

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