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Title:
Basic steps in planning nursing research : from question to proposal
Author:
Wood, Marilynn J.
ISBN:
9780763734787
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Edition:
6th ed.
Publication Information:
Sudbury, Mass. : Jones and Bartlett Publishers, c2006.
Physical Description:
xviii, 537 p. ; 23 cm.
General Note:
Rev. ed. of: Basic steps in planning nursing research : from question to proposal / Pamela J. Brink, Marilynn J. Wood. 5th ed. c2001.
Contents:
Ch. 1. How to write a researchable question -- Ch. 2. From question to problem -- Ch. 3. The full and final research problem -- Ch. 4. Critical review of the literature -- Ch. 5. Stating the purpose of the study -- Ch. 6. Defining your terms -- Ch. 7. The research design : blueprint for action -- Ch. 8. Selecting the sample -- Ch. 9. Selecting a method to answer the question -- Ch. 10. Reliability and validity of measurement -- Ch. 11. Ethics in nursing research -- Ch. 12. Planning for analysis of data -- Ch. 13. Writing the research proposal -- App. 1. What do Edmonton seniors say are the reasons for including herbal supplements in their diet for the maintenance of their health? -- App. 2. Value orientations of the copper inuit -- App. 3. The relationship between spirituality and quality of life : a meta-analysis -- App. 4. A proposal for studying the factors contributing to frailty in the oldest-old.

App. 5. Maintaining catheter patency using recombinant tissue plasminogen activator -- App. 6. Standardized telephone triage practice : impact of protocol implementation on reported job stress and satisfaction by nurses in a pediatric oncology outpatient setting.
Abstract:
"As an introduction to the research process, Basic Steps in Planning Nursing Research, Sixth Edition focuses on the development of an effective research plan and guides readers through all stages of the process - from finding a research topic to the final written proposal. The text presents the research steps in a logical manner and demonstrates how decisions at each stage directly affect what can be accomplished at the subsequent step. Throughout the entire process, the actual research question remains at the forefront of the plan."--BOOK JACKET.
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