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    Article Analysis Summaries Walden University NURS 4001‚ Section 08‚ Research and Scholarship for Evidence-Based Practice November 1‚ 2013 Overview of Article McCaffrey‚ Thomas and Kinzelman (2009) discussed in this study the effects of lavender and rosemary essential oils used for test taking anxiety among graduate nursing students. It used a quantitative quasi-experimental design with pre and post-test measures. Quasi-experimental designs involve manipulation of independent

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    Outcome based practice‚ is defined by the Scottish Government as “an outcomes-based approach encourages us all to focus on the differences that we make and not just the input or processes over which we have control” (Scottish Government 2011). In 2011‚ the English Government launched is first framework of outcomes for adult health and social care. Within this framework‚ they stated “set of outcomes measures which have been agreed to be of value‚ both nationally and locally for demonstrating the achievements

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    I witnessed this first hand when I conducted a survey based research study on this topic. One of the field’s main critics is its lack of “evidence-based research”. CCNM is my top choice for naturopathic medical school due to the various research endeavors the facility has pursued thus far. With increased research efforts & support‚ continued licensure

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    The major is problem is that hospital’s senior management lacks the ability to identify and partner good leaders with ideal departments. Mary Ann’s leadership style is not an optimum fit for the Emergency Department. By definition‚ leadership style is “the leader’s behavioral pattern when acting to influence others” (Furtado‚ Batista‚ & Silva‚ 2011‚ p. 51). Mary Ann’s main concern is the hospital’s bottom line. She is more concerned with saving the hospital money than caring for her nursing staff

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    Kruschke and Butcher (2017) research supports “The purpose of the current fall prevention evidence-based practice guideline is to describe important strategies that will identify individuals at risk for falls‚ especially those 65 and older” (p. 16). A risk assessment tool is commonly used throughout hospitals to assess clients to determine if they are a fall risk. This screens the client based on several difference factors such as their age‚ fall history‚ medications‚ mobility‚ and several

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    The first management trend I will cover is the utilisation of analytical tools to make evidence based decisions. We now collect more data than ever before‚ and have access to a growing stable of tools that have the capability to analysis data and provide information. This information can help managers and decision makers understand key metrics‚ discover new metrics and make more informed decisions. This can be applied where appropriate to short‚ medium and to long term business goals. Making

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    Name: Professor: Course: Date: Evidence-based Design and its Importance to Organisations Q1. Evidence- based design also referred to as EBD is a field of study that emphasize credible evidence so as to influence the end results. EBD has become so popular in healthcare and its importance can be drawn from its guiding principle and aim; EBD aims at improving patient and staff well-being‚ the patient healing‚ stress reduction and safety. The concept of evidence- based design is drawing a lot of interests

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    Practice Based Research COMMUNICATING AND MANAGING CRAFT KNOWLEDGE IN CULTURAL BASED PRODUCT DESIGN DEVELOPMENTS Chamithri Greru MSc in Fashion and Textile Management Heriot Watt University 00114446 Practice Based Research The practice based work is based off on the findings of the research and looking ways to disseminate the overarching themes and concepts that emerged. So that the targeted groups of the study could benefit from its findings as well as other stakeholders. I believe the

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    social work practice. Research by Gitterman and Knight (2013) suggests that social workers must embrace research based methods in order to guide their practice. While research should be a framework that social work practice is based on‚ Greene (2001) identifies that it is important to combine empirical findings with a “reflective approach”‚ which accounts for the quality of the relationship that the client develops with the therapist. Social workers should adopt an evidence-guided practice approach

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    we do to get even better results?” This is especially true with physicians who are only involved in direct patient care and make most of their decisions off evidence-based medicine due to the fact that their decisions directly influence health outcomes. Engaging in medicine that does not have strong evidence backing it rather than evidence-based medicine may result in better outcomes but also risk the chance of failure and lawsuits. Therefore‚ this is a path most physicians are too risk averse to take

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