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Which of the following best defines research according to Barr?
Which of the following best defines research according to Barr?
- Any process that seeks to discover knowledge.
- A systematic inquiry focused on a subject. (correct)
- An informal search for information.
- A method to gather subjective opinions.
What is one of the main roles of a nurse in research?
What is one of the main roles of a nurse in research?
- Research funding manager.
- Statistical evaluator of outcomes.
- Data analyst for health policies.
- Patient/client advocate during the study. (correct)
According to the provided definitions, which of the following is NOT considered a characteristic of research?
According to the provided definitions, which of the following is NOT considered a characteristic of research?
- It must be a systematic inquiry.
- It must always yield definitive answers. (correct)
- It involves the collection of relevant data.
- It aims to solve problems.
Which of the following is included in the core competencies for research in nursing?
Which of the following is included in the core competencies for research in nursing?
What does the term 'systematic inquiry' imply in the context of research?
What does the term 'systematic inquiry' imply in the context of research?
Which of the following steps is NOT part of the core competencies in nursing research?
Which of the following steps is NOT part of the core competencies in nursing research?
Which definition of research emphasizes its formal and systematic nature?
Which definition of research emphasizes its formal and systematic nature?
At what age is a child's assent to participate in research required?
At what age is a child's assent to participate in research required?
What is the primary goal of nursing research as related to patient care?
What is the primary goal of nursing research as related to patient care?
What is the primary role of a surrogate decision-maker for cognitively incapacitated adults?
What is the primary role of a surrogate decision-maker for cognitively incapacitated adults?
Which is true regarding the informed consent process for minors aged 12 to 15 years?
Which is true regarding the informed consent process for minors aged 12 to 15 years?
What is a potential benefit for participants in a research study?
What is a potential benefit for participants in a research study?
What should be done in the absence of a child's assent to participate in research?
What should be done in the absence of a child's assent to participate in research?
Which of the following is a requirement for children's assent if aged 7 to 12 years?
Which of the following is a requirement for children's assent if aged 7 to 12 years?
What does privacy in research participation primarily concern?
What does privacy in research participation primarily concern?
Which of the following describes a risk of participating in research?
Which of the following describes a risk of participating in research?
Which of the following should NOT be included in a research title?
Which of the following should NOT be included in a research title?
What is a major social risk associated with research participation?
What is a major social risk associated with research participation?
Which of the following actions respects cultural and diversity considerations in research?
Which of the following actions respects cultural and diversity considerations in research?
What is a recommended maximum length for a research title?
What is a recommended maximum length for a research title?
How can researchers honor agreements with participants?
How can researchers honor agreements with participants?
To formulate a research problem, which of the following is not considered a source?
To formulate a research problem, which of the following is not considered a source?
Which statement about research ethics is TRUE?
Which statement about research ethics is TRUE?
What does anonymity in research refer to?
What does anonymity in research refer to?
What is a common source of psychological distress among research participants?
What is a common source of psychological distress among research participants?
What is meant by novelty in the context of formulating a research problem?
What is meant by novelty in the context of formulating a research problem?
When crafting a title that extends over one line, how should it be formatted?
When crafting a title that extends over one line, how should it be formatted?
Which ethical consideration directly relates to the availability of subjects?
Which ethical consideration directly relates to the availability of subjects?
Which phrase should be avoided in a research title?
Which phrase should be avoided in a research title?
What information must be provided to research participants regarding compensation?
What information must be provided to research participants regarding compensation?
Which of the following individuals can provide consent for a child if their parents are minors?
Which of the following individuals can provide consent for a child if their parents are minors?
What is the highest form of approval required for informed consent?
What is the highest form of approval required for informed consent?
What are some considerations in the documentation of consent for participants?
What are some considerations in the documentation of consent for participants?
Informed consent for minors typically requires what type of approval?
Informed consent for minors typically requires what type of approval?
What must be ensured regarding the language used in consent forms?
What must be ensured regarding the language used in consent forms?
Which individuals may require additional permission for a child to participate in research?
Which individuals may require additional permission for a child to participate in research?
What is an example of a vulnerable group in research?
What is an example of a vulnerable group in research?
Study Notes
Nursing Research: Introduction and Foundations
- Research is defined as a systematic inquiry to investigate and find solutions to problems.
- Key definitions of research:
- Webster: Studious inquiry or examination.
- Barr: Systematic search for understanding within a specific subject.
- Best: Formal and intensive process for knowledge development.
Core Competencies in Nursing Research
- Four core research competencies include:
- Gathering data through various methodologies.
- Recommending actions for implementation.
- Disseminating research findings.
- Applying findings in nursing practice.
- Eleven core competencies for nursing practice encompass:
- Safe and quality nursing care.
- Resource management and environment.
- Health education and legal responsibilities.
- Ethico-moral responsibilities.
Research Title Guidelines
- Titles should be concise (not exceeding 15 words) and avoid specific phrases like “A Study of,” “An Analysis of,” etc.
- Titles should be capitalized and bold if spanning more than one line.
Sources of Research Problems
- Potential sources include:
- Personal experiences or professional interests.
- Recommendations from colleagues.
- Ideas derived from literature reviews.
Nursing Research Ethics
- Ethics involve understanding moral behavior throughout the research process.
- Critical factors include:
- Sensitivity to individuals’ rights and comfort.
- Non-discriminatory participant selection.
- Respect for cultural diversity and privacy.
Privacy and Anonymity
- Privacy allows individuals to control personal information exchange.
- Anonymity ensures participant identities remain undisclosed.
- Essential to maintain freedom in disclosing personal data and respect participant’s wishes.
Treatment of Vulnerable Populations
- Special considerations exist for:
- Children/Minors: Require informed consent from parents/legal guardians; assent from children aged 7 and older.
- Cognitively Incapacitated Adults: Require cognitive assessments to determine decision-making capacity; surrogate decision-makers may provide consent.
Informed Consent Process
- Must be clearly explained in an understandable language.
- Written or digital consent should be documented appropriately.
- Alternative consent methods for vulnerable populations must be considered.
Major Risks to Participants
- Possible risks include physical harm, discomfort, psychological distress, and social risks such as stigma.
- Adequate compensation and information must be provided to participants regarding risks.
Ethical Communication and Comprehension
- Participants should receive detailed information about the research in an understandable format.
- Clear documentation of consent is essential, providing personal copies for the participant.
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Explore the fundamental concepts of nursing research in this quiz. Learn about the core competencies and the roles of participants in research studies. This quiz is essential for nursing students eager to understand the importance of research in clinical practice.
