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    Copyright 2011 Wolters Kluwer Health | Lippincott Williams & Wilkins

    Chapter 2Theory, Research, and

    Evidence-Based Practice

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    ANA Nursings Social Policy Stateent o!"ssues

    Nurses Address: Promotion of health and wellness

    Promotion of safety and quality of care

    Care, self-care processes, and care coordination

    Physical, emotional, and spiritual comfort, discomfort,and pain

    Adaptation to physiologic and pathophysiologicprocesses

    Emotions related to the eperience of !irth, growthand de"elopment, health, illness, disease, and death

    #eanings ascri!ed to health, illness, and other

    concepts

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    ANA Nursing Social Policy Stateent o!"ssues

    Nurses Address $cont%&: 'inguistic and cultural sensiti"ity

    (ealth literacy

    )ecision ma*ing and the a!ility to ma*e choices +elationships, role performance, and change

    processes within relationships

    ocial policies and their effects on health

    (ealth care systems and their relationships toaccess, cost, and quality of health care

    he en"ironment and the pre"ention of disease andin.ury

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    Sources o! #no$ledge

    raditional/

    passed down from generation to generation

    Authoritati"e/

    comes from an epert, accepted as truth !ased onperson0s percei"ed epertise

    cientific/

    o!tained through the scientific method $research&

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    Types o! Nursing #no$ledge and"n!luences on Nursing #no$ledge

    ypes

    cience/*nowledge in and of nursing

    Philosophy/the study of wisdom, fundamental*nowledge, and processes used to construct life

    Process/a series of actions, conceptual framewor*sand theories guide the actions

    1nfluences

    (istorical influences/2lorence Nightingale, societalchanges

    ocietal influences/schools of nursing !egan withtas*s then mo"ed to education

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    %rae$or& o! Nursing Theory

    heory: group of concepts that descri!e a pattern ofreality

    Can !e tested, changed, or used to guide research

    Concepts: a!stract impressions organi3ed into sym!ols of

    reality

    Conceptual framewor* or model

    ypes of reasoning to de"elop theories:

    )educti"e reasoning/eamines general ideas andconsiders specific actions or ideas

    1nducti"e reasoning/!uilds from specific ideas oractions to conclusions a!out general ideas

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    "nterdisciplinary Base !or NursingTheories

    4eneral systems theory/

    theory for uni"ersal application5 !rea* whole things intoparts to see how they wor* together in systems5 may!e open or closed systems5 interaction of components

    Adaptation theory/

    ad.ustment of li"ing matter to other li"ing things anden"ironment

    (uman adaptation in"ol"es the self, social, and physicalreactions

    )e"elopmental theory/

    orderly and predicta!le growth and de"elopment fromconception to death5 Eric*son and #aslow aresignificant theorists in nursing

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    Bene!its o! Nursing Theory

    )irects nurses toward common goal

    'eads to impro"ed patient care

    Pro"ides rational and *nowledgea!le reasons for nursing

    actions

    4i"es nurses *nowledge !ase necessary for appropriateactions

    (elps resol"e current nursing issues

    Prepares nurses to question assumptions and "alues

    er"es research, education, and practice

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    'oal o! Theoretical %rae$or&s

    (olistic patient care

    1ndi"iduali3ed care to meet needs of patients

    Promotion of health

    Pre"ention or treatment of illness

    Common theoretical concepts include:

    Person

    En"ironment (ealth

    Nursing

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    'oals o! Nursing Research

    1mpro"e care of people in clinical setting%

    tudy people and the nursing process%

    Education

    Policy de"elopment

    Ethics

    Nursing history

    )e"elop greater autonomy and strength as a profession%

    Pro"ide e"idence-!ased nursing practice%

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    National "nstitute o! Nursing Research

    4oals of +esearch:

    6uild the scientific foundation for clinical practice%

    Pre"ent disease and disa!ility%

    #anage and eliminate symptoms caused !y illness%

    Enhance end-of-life and palliati"e care%

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    (ethods o! Nursing Research

    7uantitati"e

    1n"ol"es concepts of !asic and applied research

    #ay ha"e measura!le outcomes, 8quantity9

    7ualitati"e

    Conducted to gain insight !y disco"ering meanings

    6ased on !elief that reality is !ased on perceptions

    that differ for each person and change o"er time #ay !e philosophical, emotional 8quality9

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    Types o! )uantitative Research

    )escripti"e

    1dentify the connection !etween factors in a realworld setting

    Correlational

    o determine the increasing or decreasing effect oftwo components

    7uasi-eperimental

    o determine the cause-and-effect association!etween factors in a li"e setting

    Eperimental

    Controlled study of cause-and-effect

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    Steps o! )uantitative Research

    tate the research pro!lem%

    )efine purpose of the study%

    +e"iew related literature%

    2ormulate hypotheses and "aria!les%

    elect research design%

    elect population and sample%

    Collect data%

    Analy3e data%

    Communicate findings and conclusions%

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    Ters in )uantitative Research

    aria!le-

    )ependent "aria!le- what will !e studied

    1ndependent "aria!le- factors that will affect the"aria!le

    (ypothesis

    what the researcher !elie"es will happen

    )ata

    information gathered from the study

    1nstruments

    assessment tools

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    )ualitative Research (ethods

    Phenomenology

    'i"ed eperience and it0s meaning

    4rounded theory

    )escription of how an indi"idual0s !eliefs relate totheir actions

    Ethnography

    Cultural issues (istorical

    (ow historical issues affect today0s practice

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    Evaluating the Ethics o! Clinical ResearchStudies

    alue

    cientific "alidity

    2air su!.ect selection

    2a"ora!le ris*-!enefit ratio

    1ndependent re"iew

    1nformed consent

    +espect for enrolled su!.ects

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    "pedients to Nursing Research

    +estricted access to resources

    'imited time to participate in research

    'ac* of educational preparation

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    Evidence-Based Practice

    Pro!lem-sol"ing approach to ma*ing clinical decisionsusing the !est e"idence a"aila!le

    6lends !oth the science and the art of nursing so that the!est patient outcomes are achie"ed

    #ay consist of specific nursing inter"entions or may useguidelines esta!lished for the care of patients withcertain illnesses, treatments, or surgical procedures

    he use of E6P mandates the analysis and systematicre"iew of research findings

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    Steps in "pleenting EBP

    tep ;: As* a question a!out a clinical area of interest oran inter"ention%

    tep

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    As&ing Clinical )uestions in P"C* %orat

    P @ patient, population, or pro!lem of interest

    1 @ inter"ention of interest $the topic of the study&

    C @ comparison of interest $compare to other

    inter"ention&

    @ outcome of interest $distinguish to outcome&

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    Coponents o! a Research +ournal

    A!stract- article summary

    1ntroduction- discusses the purpose of the study

    'iterature re"iew- significant articles on the topic

    #ethod- description of the study

    +esults- study findings

    )iscussion- interpretation of the study and application of

    results

    +eferences- !i!liography