MATCHING Health Care Providers Often Confuse Evidence-Based Practices, Research, and Performance
Multiple Choice
MATCHING
Health care providers often confuse evidence-based practices, research, and performance or quality improvement activities. They each contribute to the improvement of patient care in different ways. Match the description below with the type of activity it most closely represents.
-1. Performance improvement
A) The nurse implements a set of guidelines to reduce falls after an extensive review of the literature.
B) The nurse investigates a new falls reduction strategy and measures its ability to reduce falls.
C) The nurse implements a process in her unit to ensure all patients receive a falls risk evaluation upon admission.
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Q5: The nurse is conducting research on decreasing
Q6: MATCHING<br>Health care providers often confuse evidence-based practices,
Q7: The nurse is conducting clinical research and
Q8: Which question would be the best example
Q9: Which question is a problem-focused trigger?<br>A) What
Q9: A nursing educator is explaining how the
Q11: When collecting the best evidence,what should the
Q13: Why is piloting a practice change after
Q14: What is the nurse attempting to determine
Q15: The nurse researcher is trying to determine