Finfgeld's Article Summary
In this editorial from a scholarly journal, Finfgeld discusses the importance of literacy search strategies when conducting a systematic review. These authors argue how redundancy is not the best way to determine if the source is knowledgeable or not. The berry picking approach seems to be the best strategy described by these authors. The term, “berry pickers” are typically expected to pick the best patches of fruit. We can use this strategy for finding research too. I believe these authors are more than qualified to write this article because they both work at a prestigious university. Finfgeld-Connett is an associate professor at the Sinclair School of Nursing, Univserity of Missouri, and Columbia. Johnson is the assistant director of information
services and resources at the J. Otto Lottes Health Sciences Library. I will use the information in this article for my future research. Knowing how to properly search for information is crucial when conducting a systematic review.
In this editorial from a scholarly journal, Bergenholtz discusses the importance of general palliative nursing care (GPNC) in the roles of nurses, and the hospital itself. The aim of this systematic review is to take a look at GPNC as a culture across hospitals. Bergenholtz assembled an ethnographic study which found three cultural themes, one being GPNC is provided in a treatment setting, another being, transition to from to loving care to palliative care, and potential for team improvement. The author came to the conclusion that practical and professional nursing skills are not sufficient enough to improve the GPNC hospital department. I believe this author is qualified to write this article because she is a PhD student, and wrote with other authors who are highly prestigious as well. I will use this information in my own work when I need an example on cultural themes when trying to analyze data.
services and resources at the J. Otto Lottes Health Sciences Library. I will use the information in this article for my future research. Knowing how to properly search for information is crucial when conducting a systematic review.
In this editorial from a scholarly journal, Bergenholtz discusses the importance of general palliative nursing care (GPNC) in the roles of nurses, and the hospital itself. The aim of this systematic review is to take a look at GPNC as a culture across hospitals. Bergenholtz assembled an ethnographic study which found three cultural themes, one being GPNC is provided in a treatment setting, another being, transition to from to loving care to palliative care, and potential for team improvement. The author came to the conclusion that practical and professional nursing skills are not sufficient enough to improve the GPNC hospital department. I believe this author is qualified to write this article because she is a PhD student, and wrote with other authors who are highly prestigious as well. I will use this information in my own work when I need an example on cultural themes when trying to analyze data.