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Using Research for Clinical Decision-Making: Evaluating a Research Report
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Course Author(s):
Ann L. McCann, RDH, PhD;
Emet D. Schneiderman, PhD
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Overview
Learning Objectives
Criteria for Judging a Research Report
When Was the Work Published?
Where Was it Published?
Are the Qualifications of the Authors Appropriate?
Is the Purpose Clearly Stated?
Is the Experimental Design Clearly Described and Appropriate?
Have All Possible Influences on the Findings Been Identified and Controls Instituted?
Has the Sample Been Appropriately Selected?
Has the Reliability of the Scoring Been Assessed?
Are the Comparisons Between Groups Appropriate?
Is the Investigation of Sufficient Duration?
Is the Statistical Analysis Appropriate to Answer the Research Questions or Hypotheses?
Have the Research Questions or Hypotheses Been Answered?
Do the Interpretations and Conclusions Logically Follow the Experimental Findings?
Is there a Scientific Basis for the Recommendation of New Therapy?
Conclusion
References / Additional Resources
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Course Contents
Overview
Learning Objectives
Criteria for Judging a Research Report
When Was the Work Published?
Where Was it Published?
Are the Qualifications of the Authors Appropriate?
Is the Purpose Clearly Stated?
Is the Experimental Design Clearly Described and Appropriate?
Have All Possible Influences on the Findings Been Identified and Controls Instituted?
Has the Sample Been Appropriately Selected?
Has the Reliability of the Scoring Been Assessed?
Are the Comparisons Between Groups Appropriate?
Is the Investigation of Sufficient Duration?
Is the Statistical Analysis Appropriate to Answer the Research Questions or Hypotheses?
Have the Research Questions or Hypotheses Been Answered?
Do the Interpretations and Conclusions Logically Follow the Experimental Findings?
Is there a Scientific Basis for the Recommendation of New Therapy?
Conclusion
References / Additional Resources
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