Randomized Trials In Epidemiology: For this Discussion, you are asked to identify an example of an experimental study design in the literature and consider the ethical implications of the randomized controlled trial design… Randomized Trials In Epidemiology  Imagine that researchers are conducting a randomized controlled trial of a high-fiber supplement as a preventive measure in persons at increased risk of type 2 diabetes. People enrolled in the study are disease free at the time they agree to participate in the trial, but they all have a family history of type 2 diabetes and are considered at high risk (80%) to […]

Practicum Journal: Headship: Write a journal entry of 750-1,500 words on the subject of provision, including the following: Practicum Activities Reflection: Provide observations and thoughts on the activities in your practicum during Weeks 8 & 9 (gathering more patient satisfaction score cards and trial of using the new wound care communication tool with Dr.’s and staff)… Practicum Journal: Headship Write a journal entry of 750-1,500 words on the subject of provision, including the following: Practicum Activities Reflection: Provide observations and thoughts on the activities in your practicum during Weeks 8 & 9 (gathering more patient satisfaction score cards and trial of using the new wound care communication tool […]

Measures Used In Epidemiology: One important application of epidemiology is to identify factors that could increase the likelihood of a certain health problem occurring within a specific population… Measures Used In Epidemiology One important application of epidemiology is to identify factors that could increase the likelihood of a certain health problem occurring within a specific population. Epidemiologists use measures of effect to examine the association or linkage in the relationship between risk factors and emergence of disease or ill health. For instance, they may use measures of effect to better understand the relationships between poverty and lead poisoning in children, smoking and […]

Reflection: Career Goals: Reflect on your career goals. Read the descriptions of each concentration and Key Differences between the DNP and PhD/DNS… Reflection: Career Goals Reflect on your career goals. Read the descriptions of each concentration and Key Differences between the DNP and PhD/DNS. Describe how the DNP program in your selected concentration track will change your practice. Discuss how this choice better aligns with your professional goals than a PhD degree. Concentration Description: Perform mental health assessment, diagnosis, and management of mental health problems and psychiatric disorders for individuals and families. Synthesize knowledge and theories from advanced practice nursing […]

Critiquing Sources Of Error In Population Research To Address Gaps In Nursing Practice: Review this week’s Learning Resources, focusing on how to recognize and distinguish selection bias, information bias, confounding, and random error in research studies… Critiquing Sources Of Error In Population Research To Address Gaps In Nursing Practice As a DNP-educated nurse, part of your role will be to identify the differences, or gaps, between current knowledge and practice and opportunities for improvement leading to an ideal state of practice. Being able to recognize and evaluate sources of error in population research is an important skill that can lead […]