1. Evidence Based Practice & Research in Nursing Level 8, Academic Year (AY) 1434—1435 H Vanessa B. Varona, RN, MAN

2. The Design and Planning Phase Department of Nursing2

3. Research Design Plan of how the study will be conducted. Type of data will be collected Techniques to obtain data. Reasons for the choice of the subjects

4. Research Design Manner of determining sample size Instruments to be used and their validation Statistical tool and Data analysis

5. Department of Nursing5 Quantitative Research Hard science Inquiry of cause and effect relationships. Qualitative Research Soft science In-depth description of people or events and data collected

6. Department of Nursing6 Quantitative Research Survey Methodological Evaluative Content Analysis Qualitative Research Phenomenological Ethnography Grounded Theory HistoricalCase StudiesBiographies

7. Basic Experiment Solomon 4 Group Design Factorial Design Randomized Block Design Crossover Design Historical Research Descriptive Research Descriptive Survey Correlational Comparative

8. Basic Experiment Solomon 4 Group Design Factorial Design Randomized Block Design Crossover Design

9. Experimental An attempt by the researcher to maintain control over all factors that may affect the result of an experiment. In doing this, the researcher attempts to determine or predict what may occur. Department of Nursing

10. True Experiment (Includes the ff properties:) ManipulationControl Randomization Validity Quasi Experimental Includes 2-3 properties of true experiment

11. Department of Nursing11 Non Experimental Basic Research Applied Research Historical ResearchDescriptive Research Descriptive Survey CorrelationalComparative

12. Department of Nursing Done for development of theories and principles. Conducted for the intellectual pleasure or learning Basic Research Concerned with using knowledge to solve immediate problems Applied Research - Historical Research - Descriptive Research

13. Department of Nursing Type of research that examines past events. Identify the relationship that the past has to the present. Historical Research Is used to obtain information concerning the current status of the phenomena to describe "what exists“. Descriptive Research - Descriptive Survey - Correlational - Comparative

14. Department of Nursing Used to gather data concerned with characteristics of a certain phenomena Descriptive Survey Determine the extent of the relationship between two or more variables Correlational Compares the likeness and difference among groups, populations and phenomena Comparative

18. Guidelines in Formulating Research Hypotheses Subject to testing through data collection and analysis. Follows the theoretical framework of the study and are based on theories, principles and concept. Stated in declarative form. Tentative solutions or answers to inquiries.

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