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The term used to describe the process that nurses used to make clinical decisions and to answer clinical questions.
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A summary or condenced version of a research report.
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The term used to describe the process that nurses used to make clinical decisions and to answer clinical questions. Evidenced-based nursing
A summary or condenced version of a research report. Abstract
Those factors in a study that are used to explain or predict the outcome of interest Independent variable (IV)
The outcome variable of interest Dependent variable (DV)
An example of a seconadry source Systematic review
Use of sources of information as they were originally written or communicated Primary sources
A numerical statement of the percentage of the time the results reported would have happened by chance alone. p value
The entire group of individuals about whom we are interested in gaining knowledge Population
A subset of the total group of interest in a research study Sample
In qualitative research, it is the point at which all new information collected is redundant of information already collected Data saturation
A prediction regarding the relationships or effects of selected factors on other factors Hypothesis
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