A) Conducting a review of adverse events and incident reports
B) Soliciting input from staff members
C) Reviewing specialty organization guidelines
D) Identifying patients with extended lengths of stay
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A) Widespread development of protocols using EBP at unit levels.
B) Dissemination of EBP recommendations to individuals, units, and the organization.
C) Development of skills of individual managers on how to build guidelines based on EBP.
D) Establishment of an interdisciplinary center to guide and lead the translation of research findings into practice.
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A) Compatibility of this intervention with the values of staff on the unit.
B) Advantages of prompted voiding over incontinence products and catheterizations.
C) Usefulness of prompted voiding with the particular population of patients on the unit.
D) Feasibility of the program with respect to unit design.
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A) Evidence-based practice replaces continuous quality improvement.
B) Evidence-based practice began with medicine and assists in determining which medical models can be applied in nursing practice.
C) Effective and efficient care can already be demonstrated, which means that EBP will soon become redundant.
D) EBP is generally recognized across disciplines and by policymakers as state-of-the-art clinical practice.
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A) Direct research utilization.
B) Indirect research utilization.
C) Translation science.
D) Rogers' diffusion of innovations theory.
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A) Assessment, planning, intervention, and evaluation
B) Preparation, validation, synthesis, and evaluation
C) Knowledge, persuasion, decision, implementation, and evaluation
D) Scanning, diagnosis, decision making, application, and reevaluation
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A) Limiting the search to randomized clinical trials
B) Matching the appraisal tool to the type of evidence
C) Eliminating qualitative research studies
D) Using only pre-processed evidence
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A) Conducting an integrative review of the literature
B) Searching the literature for a systematic review
C) Providing the results of research studies to practitioners
D) Applying the results of a research study to practice
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A) Applying the results of a research study to practice
B) Using research-based information to develop practice guidelines
C) Conducting a meta-analysis of a specific research question
D) Developing standards for practice
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A) Review of 35 studies to determine the significance of research in contributing to nurse work satisfaction
B) Review of multiple chart audits to determine which errors are being reduced through implementation of evidence-based guidelines
C) RCT comparing the effectiveness of a local anesthetic in reducing the pain of venipuncture in young children
D) Analysis of factors contributing to nurse burnout and dissatisfaction at emergency room sites
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A) Attendance at a regional research conference
B) Formal classes in electronic search techniques
C) Establishing a journal club
D) Issuing reports on the adverse consequences of outdated practices
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A) Harvey, RN, a technology guru, who enthusiastically tries on all new software.
B) Berta, RN, who thoughtfully considers evidence and regularly uses it to try new approaches in her practice.
C) Carol, LPN, who is positive about new ideas but looks to her friends for their ideas about whether or not to try something new.
D) Ben, a 10-year veteran of the unit, who wonders why technology should be used at all. He says that he will use it when there is no chance of security breaks.
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A) Hiring a nurse researcher
B) Partnering with nurse researchers at a local university
C) Subscribing to journals devoted to evidence-based nursing
D) Including research competencies in managers' job descriptions
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A) Invite Marie to review the studies for herself.
B) Suggest that she does not need to provide family-centered care.
C) Avoid discussion of the idea with her until she initiates it.
D) Secure the support of her closest colleagues on the unit.
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A) A single large-scale, randomized, clinical trial
B) A systematic review of research studies
C) A systematic review of research-based clinical guidelines
D) Qualitative meta-synthesis
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A) Less critical than knowledge generating research, which is required to advance the nursing profession.
B) A priority of all healthcare practitioners to better patient care.
C) Plagued by lack of knowledge related to how to use research to guide practice.
D) So difficult that it is useless to begin the query in the first place.
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A) Reflect practice that is fiscally directed and sound.
B) Articulate practice recommendations developed from synthesis and review of evidence.
C) Are intended to increase awareness of issues in incontinence management.
D) Reflect a compilation of information from a variety and range of sources related to incontinence.
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A) Preparatory
B) Validation
C) Evaluation
D) Application
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A) Strong utilization models
B) Development of stronger opinion leaders
C) Technology
D) Support by other disciplines
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A) Face-to-face lecture by a nurse practitioner
B) Workshop for surgical nurses that involves discussion of case studies and application of evidence
C) Discussion of the findings on the bulletin boards at the workstation
D) Education of unit opinion leaders regarding the evidence presented in the studies
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