An orderly and systematic manner of determining the client's problems, making plans to solve them, initiating plans or assigning others to implement them, and evaluating the effectiveness of those plans.
Nursing research / Nursing process
Nursing process
True or False
Both nursing research and the nursing process follow structured steps to achieve their respective goals.
True
Both involve collecting and analyzing data.
True or false
True
Both processes involve comparing results with expected outcomes and making necessary adjustments.
True or False
True
Both end with a form of documentation.
True or False
True
What are the differences of the nursing process and nursing research in terms of focus?
Nursing Research: Focuses on generating new knowledge or validating existing knowledge.
Nursing Process: Focuses on individual patient care.
(1)______ is often conceptual and (2)_____ is often practical
nursing research
nursing process
(1)nursing research is often conceptual and (2)nursing process is often practical
______ produces findings that may be generalizable and contribute to the body of knowledge.
nursing research / nursing process
nursing research
_______ produces a care plan that is individualized and specific to each patient's needs.
nursing research / nursing process
nursing process
Ends with publishing findings and reviewing their applicability.
nursing research / nursing process
nursing research
Ends with documentation of the care provided and the patient's outcomes.
nursing research / nursing process
nursing process
It is the study of nature of being, according to the substantive focus in the discipline.
Ontology - focuses on the deeper meaning and nature of an object, idea, or concept. It explores what something truly is at its core.
The theory of knowledge with regards to its methods, validity and scope.
Epistemology
the study of how we know things—how knowledge is acquired, tested, and understood.
Identify whether it is positivism or naturalism.
Believed that empirical research (one from experience) and logical research were two approaches that would produce scientific knowledge.
positivism
Identify whether it is positivism or naturalism.
Grounded to observation.
positivism
Identify whether it is positivism or naturalism.
Aims for objective and quantifiable data.
positivism
Identify whether it is positivism or naturalism.
This paradigm was developed in social science and was shaped by human experience.
Naturalism
Identify whether it is positivism or naturalism.
It focuses on understanding people's perspective and meaning that they attach to their experiences (subjective).
naturalism/ impretivism/ constructivism
Reality exist; there is a real world driven by real natural causes.
positivism / interpretivism
positivism
Reality is multiple and subjective, mentally constructed by individuals.
positivism / interpretivism
interpretivism
In terms of the researcher and research subject..
The inquirer is independent from those being researched.
positivism/ interpretivism
positivism
In terms of the researcher and research subject..
The inquirer interacts with those being researched: findings create an interactive process.
positivism / interpretivism
interpretivism
In the role of values in the inquiry.
Values and biases are to be held check; objectivity is sought.
positivism / interpretivism
positivism
In the role of values in the inquiry.
Subjectivity and values are inevitable and desirable.
Positivism / Interpretivism
Interpretivism
Positivism is more of ______.
Quanti or Quali
Quanti
What are the characteristics of quantitative research?
F-O-C-U-S D-V-P-M (Connect that it's more objective)
F - Fixed, pre-specified design
O - Outsider knowledge (researcher as external)
C - Control over context
U - Objective and quantifiable focus
S - Seeks generalizations
D - Deductive processes
V - Verification of researchers’ predictions
P - Product-focused
M - Measured, quantitative information (statistical analysis)
Interpretivism is more of ______
quanti or quali
quali
What are the characteristics of a quanlitative research?