A quantitative nursing research article.

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Write a PICO question that relates to your topic.

Find a quantitative nursing research article. Make sure that it is actually nursing research. You may not use any of the following:

A retrospective study
A mixed methods study
A qualitative research article
A systematic review
A quality improvement article
An evidence based practice article
You may not use the article that is being used for the RACs in this course session.

If you are repeating the class, you may not use the article or topic that you used for your last attempt at this class.

You may receive help from librarians in finding an article, but you are ultimately responsible for whether it meets requirements or not.

Upload the worksheet and your article. The article must be in pdf format.

Topics

Addiction

Adherence

Alarm safety

Comfort

Delirium

Depression

Diabetes management

Discharge teaching

Falls

Functional ability

Health and wellbeing of nurses

Hospital readmission rates

Infection control

Mobility

Pain

Prenatal teaching

Prevention of post operative complications

Prevention of pressure ulcers

Sleep disturbances

Sample Solution

P: Older adults (≥65 years old) admitted to the hospital with delirium

I: Music therapy intervention

C: Standard care

O: Delirium severity (measured using the CAM-ICU scale)

T: 7 days

This question is specific and answerable, and it is relevant to nursing practice. The population of interest is older adults who are admitted to the hospital with delirium. The intervention is music therapy, which is a type of non-pharmaceutical intervention that has been shown to be effective in reducing delirium severity in older adults.

The comparison intervention is standard care, which is the usual care that is provided to older adults with delirium. The outcome of interest is delirium severity, which is measured using the CAM-ICU scale. The time frame is 7 days, which is the length of time that the intervention is expected to have an effect.

 

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