Comprehensive Systematic Review for Advanced Nursing Practice.
Title:
Comprehensive Systematic Review for Advanced Nursing Practice.
Author:
Holly, Dr. Cheryl.
ISBN:
9780826117793
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Physical Description:
1 online resource (362 pages)
Contents:
Comprehensive Systematic Review for Advanced Nursing Practice -- Half Title -- About the Authors -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Contributors -- Foreword -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Reviewers -- PART I. Introduction -- Chapter One: Systematic Review as the Basis for Evidence-Based Practice -- Objectives -- Important Points -- Introduction -- Evidence-Based Practice Defined -- Components of Evidence-Based Practice -- Evidence-Based Practice Process -- Summary -- Exercises -- References -- Suggested Readings -- Chapter Two: Steps in the Systematic Review Process -- Objectives -- Important Points -- Introduction -- Systematic Review -- Steps In the Systematic Review Process -- Summary -- Exercises -- References -- Suggested Readings -- PART II. A Framework for Conducting Systematic Reviews -- Chapter Three: Planning and Organizing a Systematic Review -- Objectives -- Important Points -- Introduction -- Title of Systematic Review Protocol -- Reviewers -- Beggining and Ending Dates -- Background -- Objectives -- Criteria for Inclusion of Studies in the Review -- Search Strategy for Identification of Studies -- Methods of Review -- Summary -- Exercises -- References -- Suggested Reading -- Chapter Four: Developing Clinical Questions for Systematic Review -- Objectives -- Important Points -- Introduction -- Types of Clinical Questions -- Foreground Question Domains and Best Evidence for Domains -- Study Design and Foreground Questions -- Writing and Analyzing Foreground Clinical Questions -- Searh Heuristics from Foreground Questions -- Summary -- Exercises -- References -- Suggested Readings -- PART III. Searching and Appraising the Literature -- Chapter Five: Key Principles for Searching Literature -- Objectives -- Important Points -- Introduction -- Types of Literature -- Literature Searches for Systematic Review.
Search Features -- Subject Heading Features -- Summary -- Exercises -- References -- Suggested Readings -- Chapter Six: Resources and Techniques to Maximize Search Efforts -- Objectives -- Important Points -- Introduction -- Filtered Evidence Resources -- Unfiltered Evidence Resources -- Grey (Gray) Literature -- Search Techniques -- Summary -- Exercises -- References -- Suggested Readings -- Chapter Seven: Critical Appraisal -- Objectives -- Important Points -- Introduction -- Tools for Critical Appraisal -- Appraisal of Effectiveness Research -- Appraisal of Observational Studies -- Appraisal of Qualitative Studies -- Critical Appraisal of Systematic Reviews -- Summary -- Exercises -- References -- Suggested Readings -- PART IV. Methods for Systematic Reviews -- Chapter Eight: Systematic Review of Experimantal Evidence: Meta-Analysis -- Objectives -- Important Points -- Introduction -- Meta-Analysis -- Randomized Controlled Trials -- Summary -- Exercises -- References -- Suggested Readings -- Chapter Nine: Systematic Review of Observational Evidence -- Objectives -- Important Points -- Introduction -- Significance In Observational Studies -- Descriptive and Analytic Observational Studies -- Studies of Diagnostic Accuracy -- Studies of Prognosis -- Bias and Confounding in Observational Studies -- Summary -- Exercises -- References -- Suggested Readings -- Chapter Ten: Qualitative Metasynthesis -- Objectives -- Important Points -- Introduction -- Aim of Qualitative Research -- To Synthesize or Not To Synthesize -- Qualitative Systematic Review/Metasynthesis -- Approaches to Synthesis -- Summary -- Exercises -- References -- Suggested Readings -- Chapter Eleven: Systematic Review of Economic Evidence -- Objectives -- Important Points -- Introduction -- Definition of Economics -- Economic Evaluation for Health Care.
Health Economics and Systematic Review -- Writing the Systematic Review Protocol -- Extracting Data for Economic Evaluation -- Data Synthesis -- Reporting the Economic Systematic Review -- Summary -- Exercises -- References -- Suggested Readings -- PART V. Using Systematic Reviews in Practice -- Chapter Twelve: Systematic Reviews and Evidence-Informed Health Care Policy Making -- Objectives -- Important Points -- Introduction -- Evidence -- Determining How Much Confidence to Place in a Systematic Review Used for the Purpose of Health Care Policy Making -- Assessing the Local Applicabillity of the Findings of A Systematic Review for Health Care Policy Making -- Summary -- Exercises -- References -- Suggested Readings -- Chapter Thirteen: Using Systematic Reviews at the Point of Care -- Objectives -- Important Points -- Introduction -- Clinical Guideline Development and Characteristics -- Summary -- Exercises -- References -- Suggested Readings -- Chapter Fourteen: Future Development of Systematic Reviews and Evidence-Based Medicine -- Introduction -- Etiology -- Diagnosis -- Prognosis -- Preventative and Therapeutic Interventions -- Decision Making -- Summary -- References -- Appendix A: A Toolkit for Systematic Review -- Appendix B: Guidelines Sources -- Appendix C: Social Science and Biomedical Science Grey Literature -- Appendix D: Dissertations and Theses Databases -- Appendix E: Answer Keys to Chapter Exercises -- Index.
Abstract:
"This book comprehensively and concisely examines the complexities related to asking clinical questions, searching for the evidence, appraising and summarizing the evidence, and getting evidence into practice I commend this book to health professionals who are seeking to do the best they can in health care.". Alan Pearson , AM. The Joanna Briggs Institute. Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Adelaide. In an age of rapidly expanding knowledge, it is crucial for health professionals to stay abreast of the most current evidence-based information when making clinical decisions. This textbook is specifically designed to meet the objectives of the Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) competency that relates to "Clinical Scholarship and Analytical Methods for Evidence-Based Practice." It provides the knowledge and skills necessary for DNP students, faculty and advanced practice nurses to conduct a comprehensive systematic review (CSR). The text sets forth a rigorous, step-by-step approach to the process of conducting a literature search, including both quantitative and qualitative studies, as well as "grey" literature. It describes how to extract and synthesize the most relevant data, how to integrate systematic reviews into practice, and how to disseminate the results. The volume begins by addressing the basic concepts of systematic reviews and their relationship to clinical practice and policy, before delineating the systematic steps of this process along with the development of a systematic review proposal and clinical question. The book then describes how to find and select the best available evidence and explores specific types of systematic reviews, including experimental, observational, and economic evidence, and explores the current and future use of the process. End-of-chapter application exercises, questions for review, objectives, summary
points, and references facilitate learning. Mastery of the CSR process and application of the resultant evidential summaries will be of utmost benefit to nursing practitioners seeking to provide care according to the most current evidence-based knowledge. Key Features.: Tailored specifically for graduate nursing courses in evidence-based practice; Describes how to find and appraise relevant studies, including nonpublished "grey" literature and offers criteria for selecting or excluding studies; Guides readers through the process of searching the literature for evidence based on the review question; Explains how to integrate systematic review outcomes into practice; Compares CSR methods, review of literature, integrated review, and meta-studies ;. "This book comprehensively and concisely examines the complexities related to asking clinical questions, searching for the evidence, appraising and summarizing the evidence, and getting evidence into practice I commend this book to health professionals who are seeking to do the best they can in health care.". Alan Pearson , AM. The Joanna Briggs Institute. Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Adelaide. In an age of rapidly expanding knowledge, it is crucial for health professionals to stay abreast of the most current evidence-based information when making clinical decisions. This textbook is specifically designed to meet the objectives of the Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) competency that relates to "Clinical Scholarship and Analytical Methods for Evidence-Based Practice." It provides the knowledge and skills necessary for DNP students, faculty and advanced practice nurses to conduct a comprehensive systematic review (CSR). The text sets forth a rigorous, step-by-step approach to the process of conducting a literature search, including both quantitative and qualitative studies, as well as "grey"
literature. It describes how to extract and synthesize the most relevant data, how to integrate systematic reviews into practice, and how to disseminate the results. The volume begins by addressing the basic concepts of systematic reviews and their relationship to clinical practice and policy, before delineating the systematic steps of this process along with the development of a systematic review proposal and clinical question. The book then describes how to find and select the best available evidence and explores specific types of systematic reviews, including experimental, observational, and economic evidence, and explores the current and future use of the process. End-of-chapter application exercises, questions for review, objectives, summary points, and references facilitate learning. Mastery of the CSR process and application of the resultant evidential summaries will be of utmost benefit to nursing practitioners seeking to provide care according to the most current evidence-based knowledge. Key Features.: Tailored specifically for graduate nursing courses in evidence-based practice; Describes how to find and appraise relevant studies, including nonpublished "grey" literature and offers criteria for selecting or excluding studies; Guides readers through the process of searching the literature for evidence based on the review question; Explains how to integrate systematic review outcomes into practice; Compares CSR methods, review of literature, integrated review, and meta-studies ; Part I - Introduction.: Chapter 1 Systematic Review as a Basis for Evidence Based Practice. Chapter 2 Organizing and Planning a Systematic Review. Part II - A Framework for Conducting Systematic Reviews.: Chapter 3 Steps in the Systematic Review Process. Chapter 4 Developing Clinical Questions for Systematic Review. Part III - Searching and Appraising the
Literature.: Chapter 5 Key Principles for Searching Literature. Chapter 6 Search Resources and Techniques to Maximize Search Efforts. Chapter 7 Critical Appraisal. Part III -Methods for Systematic Reviews.: Chapter 8 Systematic Review of Experimental Evidence: Meta-Analysis of Interventions. Chapter 9 Systematic Review of Observational Evidence. Chapter 10 Systematic Review of Qualitative Evidence. Chapter 11 Systematic Review of Economic Evidence. Part IV - Using Systematic Reviews in Practice.: Chapter 12 Clinical Guidelines: Using Systematic Reviews at the Point-of-Care. Chapter 13 Formulating Evidence-Based Policy. Chapter 14 Future Development of Systematic Reviews and Evidence-Based. Chapter 15 Resources for Systematic Review. Appendices.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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