Research Paper: Data Analysis Plan The proposed research has an experimental design. The research sample, consisting of fifty patients, will be divided into two groups: control and intervention. The inclusion criteria for the sample will incorporate participants’ ethnic background (only patients from the Hispanic population will be included as per...
Data Analysis Plans Plan for Data Analysis for Demographic Variables As soon as the data is gathered, it is necessary to clarify the basic descriptive statistical tests that could help to understand the nature of the information and analyze the demographic variables (Lazar, Feng, & Hochheiser, 2010). The essence of...
Introduction The periodical chosen for abstract submission is the American Journal of Nursing (AJN), a peer-reviewed source that welcomes authors submitting their original research and evidence-based manuscripts. The journal accepts and disseminates the original findings and encourages a two-way informed discussion (Information for Authors, 2016). It is aimed at maximum...
Introduction: Selecting a Nursing Journal As a focus periodical, the Journal of Research in Nursing was selected because it is one of the leading peer-review journals connecting theory with the contemporary trends and issues in nursing practice. Topic coverage is not limited to specific themes. All original papers aimed at...
Problem Identification The issue of obesity has become more prevalent in the context of modern global medicine. According to Bachler, Papamargaritis, Bueter, and le Roux (2013), in the past ten years, the prevalence of obesity has tripled and is currently affecting up to 35% of the population around the globe...
Introduction Describing the research methodology and data analysis processes are paramount for any type of research, as the chosen framework would determine the strength and weaknesses of the particular study. A flawed or incorrect framework could hinder the research efforts and distort the results, eventually leading to a wrong conclusion....
After-school obesity prevention program is a planned intervention. The foundation of the intervention is educating both children and their parents on the significance of healthy diet and physical exercises as well as sharing the most effective nutrition and exercise patterns in order to prevent the problem of childhood obesity. The...
Extraneous Variables The extraneous variables under this study are dieting aimed at weight reduction, exercising for weight loss, using vomiting pills or laxatives to lose weight, and taking drugs for weight loss. To rule out extraneous variables, randomization will be used. It will equate groups of participants and ensure that...
As a part of its activities, the US Department of Health and Human Services Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion (2010) has been developing the “Healthy People” objectives for the US. The project presupposes setting a deadline (for example, the year 2020) and value for a number of health...
The research project aims at addressing the following clinical question: In patients with heart failure receiving regular education (P), how does the use of management program regarding diet adherence, exercise, early warning signs of a worsening condition, and close medical monitoring (I) compared to a group of regular educational sessions...
NR505 Advanced Research Methods Author (year) Purpose Sample/Number of Participants (provide descriptive statistics) Design Level of Evidence Findings (provide any inferential statistics) Limitations Apple, M. (2016). The author tries to evaluate the efficiency of infection control plans and the role the adherence or disregard of the basic hygienic standards impacts...
What does this review ask? It should be pointed out that the review under analysis, namely Usefulness of Clinical Prediction Rules for the Diagnosis of Venous Thromboembolism: A systematic Review aims to provide an analysis of the role predicting rules are playing for the process of diagnosis. The study is...
The participant who took part in the interview about the risk factors of type 2 diabetes also needs to understand what support needs exist so that A.R. is capable of preventing the development of the disease. If A.R. is diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, the following list of support needs...
Introduction Inpatients staying for a long time in hospitals have received tremendous support from the authorities in the health care system through the development of strategies to reduce falls. This is especially focused on helping the elderly inpatients to reduce the risk of falls, which increase death risks and injuries....
Introduction Investigation of a certain aspect is a complex task that demands the precise and comprehensive analysis of the most important features that impact the behavior of various processes and their outcomes. Besides, numerous tools could be used when trying to obtain the unique data needed to make a certain...
For the DNP project you will evaluate the effect of the intervention implemented in the project. The design of the evaluation is a quasi-experimental design with you either comparing pre-intervention data to post-intervention data or you will have an intervention group and a control group (if ethical). Project Participants Considering...
“Lived Experience of Diabetes Among Older, Rural People” Research Article What is the purpose of this research? The study by George and Thomas, (2010) was aimed at revealing how the aged (65 years and above) were diagnosed with insulin-dependent diabetes and living in rural areas perceive self-management. Moreover, the study...
Trachoma occurred to be a critical healthcare issue for the world’s population nowadays. It is among the leading causes of total and preventable blindness in 55 countries all over the world. Almost 85 million people who mainly live in regions with contaminated water and poor access to decent healthcare services...
Where The article by Doheny (2016) comes from the WebMD website, a credible source that provides health news and information through articles written by experts in medicine and journalism. WebMD has received numerous awards including those from healthcare and journalism organizations, and the readers are invited to learn about it...
Citation Knisley, M. R., Carpenter, J. S., & Ah, D. V. (2014). Pharmacogenomics in the nursing literature: An integrative review. Nursing Outlook, 62(4), 285-296. Synopsis How many persons were involved in conducting the review? The two authors (Knisley and Carpenter) conducted the integrative review of literature. What topic/question did the...
Research Problem and Purpose The purpose of this quantitative, retroactive, correlational research was to determine the association that existed between “rural allied health care mean customer satisfaction scores and allied health care departments’ generation of revenue for hospital” (Ellis-Jacobs, 2011, p. 1). It has been observed that allied health care...
Synopsis Three knowledgeable researchers, Mitchell R Kinsley Janet S. Carpenter and Diane Von Ah, were involved in conducting the research. The integrative review addressed such component of personalized health care as pharmacogenomics and its clinical as well as educational implications. The researchers employed computer-based search with the use of such...
Does palliative care improve quality? A survey of bereaved family members The purpose of this study was to gather the empirical data that would either prove or disprove the validity of the assumption that relatives of patients in palliative care regard the quality of received medicare, on the part of...
Abstract Pain is a global health problem. It is severe among older adults (65 years and over) and may go unattended. Guidelines exist but nurses fail to implement them or lack skills and knowledge in pain management. It is therefore necessary for nurses to adopt pain management guidelines, assess pain...
Differences between Parametric and Non-parametric Tests Parametric and non-parametric tests are used in research to analyze the statistical data received from the experiments. The main major difference between parametric and non-parametric tests is that the first one is characterized by specific assumptions made about certain parameters of the population, while...
Describe how the data collection method reflects the purpose of the needs assessment The data collection process is crucial for the needs assessment. It is necessary because it helps to evaluate, clarify, and amend patients’ needs. Moreover, data collection certifies the fact that previously unknown information is obtained (Oermann &...
Extraneous variables and ways to control them In the context of this paper, it will be critical to describe the methodology to discover a correlation between the number of patients with congestive heart failure on a diet and their readmission rates. To establish a foundation for discussion, extraneous variables are...
Extraneous Variables Extraneous variables are those that are unnecessary for the experiment and cannot be predicted in advance in the majority of cases. Unless their influence on the relationship between the dependent and independent variables is neutralized or minimized, they produce an undesirable effect on the outcomes of the experiment...
Introduction The study focuses on the impact of the Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STD) on the population. Two scholarly articles that provide the analysis of the STD’s impact on people’s health and their awareness of the dangers of these diseases are chosen for this study. The first survey was conducted in...
Introduction Perinatal depression is a serious health condition that affects the lives of both a mother and her child, decreasing their quality of life. While much attention was paid to symptoms and treatment options, it is still critical to determine prerequisites that lead to mood changes in a postpartum period....
As a psychiatric nurse practitioner, I am involved in providing patients with consultations; the interventions that I usually prescribe include pharmacotherapy and psychotherapy. This information defines the field of practice that I am interested in advancing. The patients that I typically work with are middle-aged adults, which defines the population...
Extraneous Variables and Controlling for Them Extraneous variables are factors that can influence the outcome of a study by affecting the measurement of the variables of the research, as well as the relationships between them (Grove, Gray, & Burns, 2015). In the current study, there might be several extraneous variables....
Sample/Setting Number and Criteria for Inclusion and Description of Place in Which Data Will Be Collected The sampling of the research should consist of people with issues in their cardiovascular systems. Usually, such health problems occur due to a person’s age and one’s stressful life. Therefore, it would be proper...
Procedures, Recruitment, and Participants Wellness-oriented intervention for patients aged 18-21 under the supervision of parents. Each participant will be asked to complete a pre- and post-study questionnaire to evaluate his or her knowledge of healthy diets. The intervention will take four months and will be held in the family setting....
Theoretical and conceptual frameworks play a very important part of modern-day scientific research. The use of these frameworks is so deeply engrained in every experienced researcher’s mind that using them becomes a subconscious action almost akin to instinct. They are among the unspoken rules behind every study. Conceptual and theoretical...
The author delves into the problem of health literacy concerning hypertension among Hispanic adults because of poorer treatment outcomes if to compare with non-Hispanic Whites and Blacks (Perez, 2015). For this reason, the given issue acquires the top priority as it is critical to attaining better literacy to improve overall...
Abstract HIV/AIDS remains one of the primary threats to the well-being of people all over the world. Seeing that there is no cure for the disease, it is crucial to focus on the active promotion of health management strategies and the prevention of the disease. Patient education and enhancement of...
Article Title Health empowerment among immigrant women in transnational marriages in Taiwan Brief Description of Method Employed The authors used a participatory action research as the key research method and focused on gathering qualitative information that will help them to answer the research question. To obtain the necessary information, Yang...
The issue of nursing shortage continues to influence the quality of health services available to many citizens. This shortage has led to numerous problems such as burnout, ineffective care, poor working environments, increased medical errors, and re-hospitalization (Littlejohn, Campbell, Collins-McNeil, & Khayile, 2012). Incidentally, the problem of nurse shortage affects...
Early mobilization therapy issue became an area of concern after researchers discovered the negative consequences of bed rest following sickness or trauma. These consequences can be versatile and dangerous for a patient’s health condition. The most prominent of them are cardiovascular deconditioning, increased risk of pressure ulcer development, muscle weakness...
Managing pain is a crucial step in improving patient outcomes and the overall quality of care. However, because of individual perceptions of pain, the process of addressing it needs to be introduced. Patient independence should be viewed as an important step in improving the efficacy of pain alleviation. Background and...
Jaime’s Story This story is about a young lady aged 27 years old and is in college. She is lucky to have never been to the doctor for the last 16 years. She does not have a health insurance cover, and her worst fear is that she may not get...
Cell Phone Use According to some of the recent researches, the emergence of technology has reduced the world into a small village. I believe that people can communicate easily from one place to another through cell phones, social media like Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter. Information from one person to another...
Currently, the advance in technology has led to the curing of many ailments. The advent of stem cell research has raised the expectation of many doctors and scientists in treating patients who have endured suffering or passed on because of the ailments that were termed as “incurable” some years back....
Introduction Breast cancer is becoming a common infection caused by cancerous cells. The cells around the breast tissue are usually inflamed. In most cases, the internal walls of the milk duct region are often affected (Carlson et al., 2009). Additionally, the lobules that perform the role of transferring milk to...
Introduction A lot of people develop their dependence on illegal drugs, for instance, marijuana (Van, 1999). Despite the existence of laws that prohibit the use of marijuana, many youths think that it is legal to smoke weed. Studies now indicate that the use of marijuana is often a direct way...
The three health care technologies Although I understood the important roles played by health care technologies in improving patient care, I was not familiar with the following three health care technologies: infection detecting technologies, telehealth tools, and hybrid operating rooms. The three technologies are so vital in health care that...
Introduction HIV/AIDS is a significant health concern for many countries all over the world. The disease has had a devastating effect on the African continent with Sub-Saharan Africa accounting for almost 70% of all HIV/AIDS infections in the world. South Africa is one of the countries that have been severely...
The cost of health care in the United States has been increasing for decades. This has caused many insurance companies to raise insurance premiums. High premiums have in turn forced many people to prefer out-of-pocket payments. Also, insurance companies have in the past turned away some people with chronic illnesses....