Question 1

Nurses who practice at the bedside are increasingly being expected to engage in conference presentations.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 2

A research nurse is in the final phase of completing a research study manuscript and wants to get an expert opinion of the manuscript. Which of the following best defines an expert?

Accepted Answer

A)  A peer involved in the research study 
B)  A physician in the discipline being studied 
C)  An individual with an advanced degree in nursing 
D)  A participant of the research study 
A)  A peer involved in the research study 
B)  A physician in the discipline being studied 
C)  An individual with an advanced degree in nursing 
D)  A participant of the research study C

Question 3

What should an oral presenter be sure to include at the end of a nursing research presentation?

Accepted Answer

A)  Time for clarification of mistakes 
B)  Time for questions from the audience 
C)  Expectations for the audience to incorporate the presentation into their practice 
D)  Suggestions for improvement on the presentation 
A)  Time for clarification of mistakes 
B)  Time for questions from the audience 
C)  Expectations for the audience to incorporate the presentation into their practice 
D)  Suggestions for improvement on the presentation B

Question 4

It is best practice for a nurse presenter to ensure the PowerPoint presentation has in-depth comprehensive information in the body of each slide and to allow the audience time to read the extensive information.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Recently, national efforts are being aimed at realizing the goal of dissemination for the purpose of improving patient outcomes and reducing costs.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

A major advantage of poster presentations over other methods is that poster presentations offer opportunities for:

Accepted Answer

A)  exhibition. 
B)  using pictures. 
C)  working remotely. 
D)  networking. 
A)  exhibition. 
B)  using pictures. 
C)  working remotely. 
D)  networking.

Question 7

Why is dissemination of new knowledge from research findings important to building evidence-based practice?

Accepted Answer

A)  Knowledge dissemination improves scientific development of theory. 
B)  Nurses are responsible for meeting requirements of institutions. 
C)  Innovation results from adequate funding of research studies. 
D)  Knowledge needs to be shared and used to improve patient care. 
A)  Knowledge dissemination improves scientific development of theory. 
B)  Nurses are responsible for meeting requirements of institutions. 
C)  Innovation results from adequate funding of research studies. 
D)  Knowledge needs to be shared and used to improve patient care.

Question 8

A nurse has been accepted to present a poster presentation at a national conference in a different state. In preparation, the nurse would have the poster professionally printed and:

Accepted Answer

A)  mail a second copy of the professionally printed poster to the hotel. 
B)  put a copy of the presentation on a flash drive. 
C)  email a copy of the acceptance letter to the hotel ensuring a hotel room is reserved. 
D)  ensure that a peer at home has a copy of the presentation if needed. 
A)  mail a second copy of the professionally printed poster to the hotel. 
B)  put a copy of the presentation on a flash drive. 
C)  email a copy of the acceptance letter to the hotel ensuring a hotel room is reserved. 
D)  ensure that a peer at home has a copy of the presentation if needed.

Question 9

What is an advantage of using poster presentations over other methods to disseminate new knowledge?

Accepted Answer

A)  Poster sessions present opportunities for networking at conferences. 
B)  Presenters do not need to be in person at a conference location. 
C)  More complex information can better be presented via a poster. 
D)  The process of submission tends to be easier than other methods. 
A)  Poster sessions present opportunities for networking at conferences. 
B)  Presenters do not need to be in person at a conference location. 
C)  More complex information can better be presented via a poster. 
D)  The process of submission tends to be easier than other methods.

Question 10

Three nurses are going to collaborate on a research project on decreasing postoperative infections. Which of the following is considered one of the first steps the nurses should engage in?

Accepted Answer

A)  Authorship responsibilities 
B)  Content of findings 
C)  Participant population 
D)  Schedule for data analysis 
A)  Authorship responsibilities 
B)  Content of findings 
C)  Participant population 
D)  Schedule for data analysis

Nurses who practice at the bedside are increasingly being expected to engage in conference presentations.

A research nurse is in the final phase of completing a research study manuscript and wants to get an expert opinion of the manuscript. Which of the following best defines an expert?

What should an oral presenter be sure to include at the end of a nursing research presentation?

It is best practice for a nurse presenter to ensure the PowerPoint presentation has in-depth comprehensive information in the body of each slide and to allow the audience time to read the extensive information.

Recently, national efforts are being aimed at realizing the goal of dissemination for the purpose of improving patient outcomes and reducing costs.

A major advantage of poster presentations over other methods is that poster presentations offer opportunities for:

Why is dissemination of new knowledge from research findings important to building evidence-based practice?

A nurse has been accepted to present a poster presentation at a national conference in a different state. In preparation, the nurse would have the poster professionally printed and:

What is an advantage of using poster presentations over other methods to disseminate new knowledge?

Three nurses are going to collaborate on a research project on decreasing postoperative infections. Which of the following is considered one of the first steps the nurses should engage in?

What Is Evidence-Based Practice

Using Evidence Through Collaboration to Promote Excellence in Nursing Practice

Identifying Research Questions

Finding Sources of Evidence

Linking Theory, Research, and Practice

Key Principles of Quantitative Designs

Quantitative Designs: Using Numbers to Provide Evidence

Epidemiologic Designs: Using Data to Understand Populations

Qualitative Designs: Using Words to Provide Evidence

Collecting Evidence

Using Samples to Provide Evidence

Other Sources of Evidence

What Do the Quantitative Data Mean

What Do the Qualitative Data Mean

Weighing in on the Evidence

Transitioning Evidence to Practice

Developing Oneself As an Innovator

Evaluating Outcomes of Innovations

Understanding Research Utilization and EBP Collaboration in Nursing Practice.

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Exam 19: Sharing the Insights With Others

Nurses who practice at the bedside are increasingly being expected to engage in conference presentations.

A research nurse is in the final phase of completing a research study manuscript and wants to get an expert opinion of the manuscript. Which of the following best defines an expert?

What should an oral presenter be sure to include at the end of a nursing research presentation?

It is best practice for a nurse presenter to ensure the PowerPoint presentation has in-depth comprehensive information in the body of each slide and to allow the audience time to read the extensive information.

Recently, national efforts are being aimed at realizing the goal of dissemination for the purpose of improving patient outcomes and reducing costs.

A major advantage of poster presentations over other methods is that poster presentations offer opportunities for:

Why is dissemination of new knowledge from research findings important to building evidence-based practice?

A nurse has been accepted to present a poster presentation at a national conference in a different state. In preparation, the nurse would have the poster professionally printed and:

What is an advantage of using poster presentations over other methods to disseminate new knowledge?

Three nurses are going to collaborate on a research project on decreasing postoperative infections. Which of the following is considered one of the first steps the nurses should engage in?

What Is Evidence-Based Practice

Using Evidence Through Collaboration to Promote Excellence in Nursing Practice

Identifying Research Questions

Finding Sources of Evidence

Linking Theory, Research, and Practice

Key Principles of Quantitative Designs

Quantitative Designs: Using Numbers to Provide Evidence

Epidemiologic Designs: Using Data to Understand Populations

Qualitative Designs: Using Words to Provide Evidence

Collecting Evidence

Using Samples to Provide Evidence

Other Sources of Evidence

What Do the Quantitative Data Mean

What Do the Qualitative Data Mean

Weighing in on the Evidence

Transitioning Evidence to Practice

Developing Oneself As an Innovator

Evaluating Outcomes of Innovations

Understanding Research Utilization and EBP Collaboration in Nursing Practice.

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