Using Three Search Techniques For A Comprehensive And Systematic Search

1. Comprehensive Nursing Care, Revised 2nd Edition. (2012). Ramont, Reberta P.; Niedringhaus, Dolores M.; Towle, Mary A.

Corresponding concerning this article should be addressed to Courtney Dabbagh, Buntain School of Nursing, Northwest University, 5520 108th Ave NE, Kirkland, WA 98033. Email: courtney.dabbagh14@northwestu.edu

The National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN) is the organization that creates the examination that is required to obtain a nursing license. The NCSBN categorizes the content of the examination into four different categories: assurance of a safe and effective care environment, health promotion and maintenance of health, preservation of patient psychosocial and physiological health (National Council of State Boards of Nursing, 2015). Health promotion and maintenance includes subcategories of growth and development, disease and illness prevention and early detection, and includes strategies to improve or optimize health. The purpose of this paper is to research current evidence based practices for treating and

Christensen, B.L., Kockrow, E.O., Cooper, K., Gosnell, K. and MS.., B.L.C. (2014) Foundations of nursing. 6th edn. United States: Elsevier Health Sciences.

Filling the gaps between research and practice is very important. This issue has always existed and this is one of biggest challenges facing nursing students. The availability of information is increasing. However, it is difficult to find evidence and apply it to nursing practice. The results of research should be feasible and a higher level of evidence should be provided to bridge the research-practice gap. It will require two-way communication between researchers and practitioners, or education for both researchers and practitioners. Through communication or education, researchers can develop more feasible interventions and provide more scientific evidence. Providers should be able to identify the best

Methods: We have developed a systematic search strategy and applied it to four electronic reference databases namely: MEDLINE, Pubmed, EMBASE and Google scholar. We reviewed the titles and abstracts for inclusion and exclusion criteria, and then reviewed the full text of selected articles.

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(2014). Nursing Research: Methods and Critical Appraisal for Evidence-Based Practice (8th ed.). St. Louis, MO: Elsevier Mosby.

“Cardiac arrest accounts for 600,000 deaths annually in industrialized countries” (Jabre, Belpomme, Bertrand, Jacob, Broche, Normand, & Adnet, 2013, p. 1009). This can be the effects of people not knowing how to do CPR, or they may be doing CPR correctly, or family presence. This paper will touch on the problem of CPR and family presence, where the setting usually takes place, the outcome of the studies, and essential elements of care during CPR.

This article has been subject to double-blind review. july 4/vol15/no42/2001 nursing standard 39 art&scienceresearch methods nursing standard: clinical · research · education conducted, and any specific queries raised. Data analysis was inductive, as the study sought to promote understanding of individual perceptions, not prove a preconceived theory. Codes were, therefore, generated from the data, rather than predetermined. Although literature-based codes can provide a useful tool, they can impede the development of new ideas

The Level of Evidence of this study is level 4. The discussion section of the article matches the article topic. The author was honest that a different type of research should be done to further answer the hypothesis. The author provides clear implications and recommendations for practice labeled as Nursing implications.

A literature search is a systematic and thorough search of all types of published literature in order to identify a breadth of good quality references relevant to a specific topic. The success of your research project is dependent on a thorough review of the academic literature at the outset. It is therefore a fundamental element of the methodology of any research project. Effective literature searching is a critical skill in its own right and will prove valuable for any future information gathering activity whether in academia or not. Getting the literature search right

Two relevant areas of care to be examined, establish relevance to nursing and patient care, linked to research evidence:

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The work of Snethen et al. (2006) will be evaluated as level III for strength of evidence according to the practice guideline of the John Hopkins Nursing EBP (JHNEBP). This is because this article is a systematic review of case control studies with interpreted and translated findings of other studies. Given that the study has level III evidence, with definitive conclusion, sufficient sample size, adequate control, consistent recommendation for further study based on reviewed studies, the article is graded A for quality rating .