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Category > Health & Medical Posted 19 Sep 2017 My Price 8.00

Guidelines and Elements for Evidence Based Practice Paper

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Date of submission Qualitative research
Nursing is a field of medicine that faces some issues which can be categorized as either
quantitative or qualitative basing on the data. The qualitative part of the nursing practices
regarding care deals with the challenges that the nurses face when offering care to the patients. In
most health care facilities, nurses play a significant role in ensuring the patients are provided
with quality health care. For instance, they are the caregivers by offering patients with the needs
and the requirements during their various stages of sickness.
When collecting qualitative information of the challenges that the nurses face during their
role of caregiving different methods can be used. For example, carrying out interviews with
individuals selected respondents. They will be asked questions such as what are the problems
they face during their work. Their response will be sued in the analysis to see the major issues
they are facing, and they include; care burden and workload among others (Speziale, 2011).
These findings will help in solving the issues that the nurses face and will contribute to
improving the quality healthcare.
Quantitative
The quantitative research that nurses' faces in caregiving duties include a study on the
number of nurses with knowledge of palliative care and the extent of their understanding. From
the study, it is found out that most nurse and other healthcare professionals do not have adequate
knowledge and are poorly prepared for patients in palliative care. Some of the reasons they gave
out are inadequacies in nursing education and absence of curriculum content on pain
management (Wallerstedt, 2007). This will help in coming up with strategic ways to help in
enhancing the quality of nursing education. References
Speziale, H. S., Streubert, H. J., & Carpenter, D. R. (2011). Qualitative research in nursing:
Advancing the humanistic imperative. Lippincott Williams & Wilkins.
Wallerstedt, B., & Andershed, B. (2007). Caring for dying patients outside special palliative care
settings: experiences from a nursing perspective. Scandinavian journal of caring sciences,
21(1), 32-40.

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