Across
- 10. using the best evidence to make decisions about patient care
- 12. a systematic investigation to answer questions and increase knowledge
- 13. an idea that is accepted as true without proof
- 14. investigation on how to convert study findings into nursing practice
- 16. statistically combines and analyzes the findings of multiple studies on the same topic
- 17. starts with the identification of either a problem focused trigger or knowledge focused trigger
- 19. review of literature on a topic using an established method to synthesize the results and summarize the best available research
Down
- 1. research performed in a lab looking at the cellular and molecular aspects of disease
- 2. a trial run of an EBP protocol in the clinical setting
- 3. based on systematic reviews and expert consensus to provide clinicians with recommendations on specific circumstances
- 4. making a generalization based on a specific situation
- 5. when qualitative and quantitative data are combined and synthesized
- 6. an example of this type of research is a case study, which produces narrative and subjective information
- 7. making a specific conclusion based on a general assumption
- 8. produces numerical data that can be analyzed using statistical methods
- 9. using knowledge gained from research studies to persuade others, such as those in a position to make changes to nursing policy
- 10. ranking of evidence sources based on the strength of the evidence with the best evidence being placed at the top
- 11. a set of interventions that improve patient outcomes when used together
- 15. using knowledge gained from research studies to change nursing practice
- 18. analyzes data from multiple qualitative studies