Patients surf the Web, watch TV, and are becoming better informed about health issues. Clinicians are so busy in the workplace, it is almost impossible to stop for in-services and budgets are so tight it is hard to send them to seminars. How can clinicians stay current with the latest research?
Address how systems theory and the association of images with systems theory can enhance my understanding of the issue of homelessness.
As our world become increasingly complex, the need for critical thinkers and researchers increase. People want to understand certain changes in their world and phenomena as it occurs. The academic community requires that some type of theory be linked to any type of understanding used to explain certain occurrences. Gray (2004) n
Mortality rates, and particularly cause-specific mortality rates, are among the most important measures of a population's health status. How these rates change over time shows which diseases are being controlled and which are becoming more serious threats. Gather data about cause-specific mortality rates for the U.S. populati
Despite the speed with which electronic manuscripts can be transported and edited with track changes, the peer review process continues to predominantly send copies of original manuscripts by postal mail and the reviewers still use copy editing marks. Why do you suppose this is so?
Discuss the similarities between your library's online journal and database search engines and public search engines like Google, Scholar or Web of Science. Are there some journals or databases that you cannot find? What other resources are available? Would you consider the sources that you find through Google Scholar credible?
Develop Part I of a comprehensive plan to implement an organization change. I have chosen an issue from Walgreens and want to create a plan for a proposed change to resolve the issue. The one I have chosen is the way employee evaluations are done. Right now they are done once a year and I was thinking about making it four ti
A study is planned to assess the effect of a new surgical intervention for gallbladder disease. One hundred patients with gallbladder disease will be randomly assigned to receive either the new surgical intervention or the standard surgical intervention. The efficacy of the new surgical intervention will be measured by the tim
An investigator wants to assess whether smoking is a risk factor for pancreatic cancer. Electronic medical records at a local hospital will be used to identify fifty patients with pancreatic cancer. One hundred patients who are similar but free of pancreatic cancer will also be selected. Each participant's medical record will
When developing a budget for your change project, you need to consider direct costs and indirect costs. How do they differ? Can indirect costs be budgeted? Please use resources from outside Burns and Grove to answer this question. I suggest using a site from a research university or from the federal government.
My proposed clinical question is: Do active duty soldiers receiving sleep hygiene screening and follow resources from nurses in military primary care clinics experience improved sleep quality and duration? What I envision is that during the intake for a primary care appointment the nurse ask the patient about the duration and
What is the role of program evaluation in the development of programs and strategies for addressing public health issues?
What are some leadership traits that might be used by an important interest group in the development of public health objectives in your community? How might those traits be exploited? At least 200 original words please.
The differences between incidence and prevalence data are discussed, including under what circumstances each type of data may be useful and implications.
You are working on a big project for the hospital's chief financial officer (CFO). You must develop a system to justify the full-time employees of the laboratory department. > Decide how many hours during the week the department must be staffed to fully operate. > Calculate, using one of the FTE formulas to justify, how many
What research methodology would you use to look at hospital ABC's complications related to type of surgery?
I need to develop a searchable question using the PICOT format. (The question is a single statement identifying the components of PICOT Developing a Question I need to recall the components of PICOT from the research work completed so far: (P) Population of Focus (I) Intervention (C) Comparison (O) Outcome (T)
A) I need to research a questionnaire, survey, or test that may be applied to a project. Why was it selected as an evaluation tool? B) What data can be expected or obtained through this method of data collection and how will it be used to support a proposed change?
Topic and Objectives: Developing an Implementation Plan â?¢Identify objectives, strategy, and measurable outcomes. â?¢Identify steps needed to implement each strategy. â?¢Determine the resources needed to develop and implement the plan. â?¢Describe methods for obtaining necessary support from key contributors. â
Please help with the following problem regarding potential problems in research methods. How might inaccurate data captured during the inpatient encounter result in harm to the patient? How can such errors be minimized?
Question: How might inaccurate data captured during the inpatient encounter result in harm to the patient? How can such errors be minimized? Make sure to recognize cultural bias.
How might patient data be released in error? What can a clinician do to avoid such errors? Give examples you might encounter. Original please
1. Show the correlation between evaluation research and the three research methods (qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods). Include: a.) The purpose of evaluation research. b.) Determine which type of data is considered relevant to evaluation research in Public Health. c.) Assess which research methods (qualitati
Explain the differences between performance improvement efforts and research. Provide examples so I can better understand. Would you agree with the following statement? When working with performance improvement, it is important to understand the differences between rapid performance improvement and research. Strong researc
How does the journaling process contribute to the completion of your personal and educational goals and the objectives in a practicum course?
Please identify potential causes for the problem of Effectively Handling Human Resources. In addition, critically analyze the causes and explain how you would go about assessing these causes in the context of a specific organization.
Summarize this research study in a concise manner detailing the elements of scientific merit.
Summarize this research study in a concise manner detailing the elements of scientific merit.
Please provide your feedback for the following case study: Case Study You have been hired by a health practice to help provide sources of information about issues and trends for diabetic patients. These sources must be credible but appropriate for patients. Sources for doctors should be from peer-reviewed journal articles
What is the differences between research vs. evidence based practice? AND What is the difference between a research study article vs. a plain journal article? Provide examples.Â