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From Follett
Includes bibliographical references and index.;How to write a researchable question -- From question to problem -- The full and final research problem -- Critical review of the literature -- Stating the purpose of the study -- Defining your terms -- The research design: blueprint for action -- Selecting the sample -- Selecting a method to answer the question -- Reliability and validity of measurement -- Ethics in nursing research -- Planning for analysis of data -- Writing the research proposal. "An introduction to the research process. It demonstrates how to develop an effective research plan and guides readers through all stages of the process from finding a research topic to the final written proposal. With an in-depth focus on the planning process . . . The seventh edition continues to teach readers how to prepare an appropriate question and topic in addition to the steps necessary to formulate a conclusion. New to this edition are updated chapters, references, current information, and a renewed focus on evidence-based practice and research ethics. Included at the end of the text are proposals that engage readers in learning"--Provided by publisher.
From the Publisher
Basic Steps in Planning Nursing Research: From Question to Proposal is the perfect introduction to the research process. It details the development of an effective research plan, and guides readers through all stages of the process from finding a research topic, to the final written proposal. It takes an in-depth focus on the planning process which makes it an excellent tool for beginners while still being relevant to people at all levels of study who need to develop a research plan.The Seventh Edition continues to teach readers how to prepare an appropriate question and topic and the steps it takes formulate a conclusion. All of the chapters have been updated with new references and current information including a renewed focus on evidence-based practice and an expansion of research ethics. Proposals are included at the end of the text to help students learn.