Fast facts to loving your research project : a stress-free guide for novice researchers in nursing and healthcare
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Fast facts to loving your research project : a stress-free guide for novice researchers in nursing and healthcare
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Springer, c2020
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Makes research accessible-even enjoyable-to all nursing students!While often greeted with trepidation, the importance of a research project-how it is conducted and its significance to practice-is an essential aspect of nursing and other healthcare arenas. This innovative resource is a user-friendly introduction to evidence-based practice and other types of research-based initiatives that improve patient outcomes. Using a method formed through years of teaching experience, Brenda Marshall translates the difficult and sometimes confusing language of research into everyday vocabulary, linking complicated concepts with easily understood scenarios.
Written in quick-access Fast Facts style, the book presents knowledge in a consistent, step-by-step format characterized by bite-sized information. Each chapter opens with learning objectives that unfold into new concepts, followed by everyday life examples. Fast Facts boxes, systematized tables, and new vocabulary reinforce learning and highlight key concepts. This application-based approach helps students question their preconceived notions about research and then engage in it with a newfound confidence.
Key Features:
Translates complex research concepts into straightforward language
Demonstrates clear, step-by-step methods that facilitate successful attainment of research goals
Helps students to construct an argument, build a theory, and critically explore a belief
Includes "Tickling Your Research Brain," presenting easily understandable research experiences
Promotes self-sufficiency in lifelong learning and achievement
Written by an instructor whose classes have propelled many successful research careers
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