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ISBN 10: 1938835131 
ISBN 13: 9781938835131
Author: Christine Hedges, Barbara Williams

Anatomy of Research for Nurses 1st Table of contents:

Part I The Support Structure of Research
1 Infrastructure for Nursing Research in Clinical Settings
Catalysts for Nursing Research and EBP
The Role of Nurse Leaders
Preparation and Expectations of the Nursing Staff
Personnel Resources for Nursing Research
Structural Resources for Nursing Research
Funding Nursing Research
References
2 EBP, QI, and Research: Strange Bedfellows or Kindred Spirits?
Worldviews Matter: Why and How Decisions Are Made
Pulling the Evidence Together: Processes of Each Worldview
The Bottom Line: Purposes and Related Outcomes for EBP, QI, and Research
Points of Clarity and Intersection: Outcomes Research, Translational Research, and Implementation Science
References
Part II Reading and Conducting Research “Head to Toe”
3 Getting Started: Finding Ideas for Research
Where to Find Research Ideas
Characteristics of Good Research Questions
Critical Evaluation of Potential Research Questions
References
4 From Idea to Research Question to Hypothesis
PICOT Questions and Research Questions: What Is the Difference?
Developing the Research Question
Beyond the Research Question: Determining the Study Purpose
Beyond the Research Question: Formulating Research Hypotheses
References
5 Forming Research Teams
Team Composition
Role of the Research Team Leader
Planning to Maximize Team Productivity
Roles of Team Members
References
6 Conducting a Literature Search and Review
The Literature Review
The First Step: Meeting Your Medical Librarian
Locating Evidence
Identifying a Research Article
Conducting a Literature Search
Sorting and Evaluating the Results
Writing the Literature Review
References
7 Planning Your Study: Quantitative Research Designs
Quantitative Versus Qualitative Research
Types of Research Questions Answered With Quantitative Methods
Quantitative Research Designs
Other Elements to Consider in Design
Choosing a Quantitative Method
Writing the Design Section of Your Proposal
References
8 Methods: Choosing Your Sample for Quantitative Studies
Choosing a Representative Sample: Inclusion and Exclusion Criteria
Sampling Methods in Quantitative Studies
Estimating Your Sample Size
Sampling Suggestions
Using Chart Review Studies and Preexisting Data
Writing the Sample Section of Your Proposal
References
9 Data Collection and Measurement
What Is a Measure?
Selecting a Measure: The Right Tool for the Right Job
Measurement Concepts
Validity and Reliability
How to Locate Copies of Instruments for Research
References
10 Data Entry Basics
The Literature Review
Creating Code Books and Data Collection Forms
Knowing Where to Go for Help
Getting Acquainted with Key Software
Securing Your Data
Writing the Data Collection Section of Your Proposal
References
11 Analyzing Your Findings
Understanding the Meaning of Probability
Explaining Statistical Significance in Nonstatistical Language
Getting a Statistical Consultation
The Research Question
Hypothesis Testing
How to Determine Statistical Significance
Types of Statistics
Interpreting Inferential Statistics
Understanding Clinical Significance
Writing Your Research Proposal
References
12 Qualitative Research
What Is Qualitative Research?
Why Do Qualitative Research?
The Qualitative Research Process
Types of Qualitative Research
Ethical Standards
Evaluating Qualitative Research
References
13 Dissemination: The Last Frontier
Presenting Research Results
All Roads Begin With an Abstract
Abstract Content
Poster Presentations
Oral (Podium) Presentations
The Road to Publication
References
Part III Important Considerations in Research
14 Legal and Ethical Considerations in Research and Publication
Protecting Human Subjects: A Modern History
Obligations When Conducting Research
Ethical Principles
Principles Articulated by the Declaration of Helsinki
Additional Topics in Scientific Integrity: Authorship
Notes on the Implementation of Policies and Procedures
Additional Resources
References
15 Research With Special Populations
The Concept of Vulnerability
Research in lndividuals With Cognitive Impairment
Steps for the Nurse Researcher to Take
The Child as a Vulnerable Subject
Prisoners as Vulnerable Subjects
Staff and Students as Subjects
Working With Vulnerable Populations: Additional Considerations for the Nurse Researcher
References
16 Funding Your Study
Why Should I Look for Funding?
Operationalizing a Research Study: The First Step in Estimating Costs
Finding Sources of Funding
Adapting Your Proposal to Address the Funder’s Priorities
Submitting a Grant Application
Research Funding Sources and Resources
References
17 Research, the Internet, and Social Media: Powerful Resource or Perilous Endeavor?
The Definition of Social Media
Facebook as an Example of Social Media and Its Research Uses
Using the Internet as a Medium for Data Collection
Generation of Paradata From Web-Administered Measures
Online Synchronous Focus Groups
Issues in the Use of Social Media and the Internet in Research

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