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Dec 18, 2007 04:19 PM

need to take part in applied research


what could I do in order to take part in applied research (this is part of the requirement for my program)?


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from Fonenurse
Old Dec 23, 2007, 11:56 AM

Default Re: need to take part in applied research
Could you define applied research in this context? I thought that this meant research that had been applied - so any evidence based care you deliver would be ok, but may be you mean something else? Sorry, I'm from the UK and sometimes things are different here to the USA...
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from GingerSue
Old Dec 26, 2007, 03:19 PM

Default Re: need to take part in applied research
from the textbook, it says there are two types: basic and applied.
Basic is to generate knowledge and it is pure research. Applied research is using knowledge to solve immediate problems (one source said it is areas such as pain management, patient education, discharge planning, nursing diagnoses, job stress in nursing, nursing influence and length of stay, nurse - physician collaboration)
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from Fonenurse
Old Jan 05, 2008, 08:02 AM

Default Re: need to take part in applied research
Using this definition, I would say any nursing research is applied research then. It might be useful to find out what research is happening in your area and see if you can get involved - it depends on what course you are studying - for anything before a master's degree I'd say get involved with someone else's research as getting your own approved by the ethical committees and various approval processes can take quite some time!

Is there anything that your college nursing department is involved in or your local hospital that might be suitable?

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