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Basic steps in planning nursing research : from question to proposal / Pamela J. Brink and Marilynn J. Wood

By: Brink, Pamela J [author]Contributor(s): Wood, Marilynn J [co-author]Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Boston : Jones and Bartlett Publishers, c1993Edition: Fourth editionDescription: xiv, 386 pages : illustrations ; 22 cmISBN: 0867206772Subject(s): NURSING -- RESEARCH -- PLANNING | NURSING RESEARCH -- METHODS | RESEARCH DESIGNLOC classification: RT 81.5 .B75 1993

Contents:

How to Write a Researchable Question -- Research Topics -- What Is a Researchable Question? -- Asking Research Questions -- Examining Components of a Research Question -- Levels of Questions -- Rewriting Your Question -- Be Interested in Your Idea -- From Question to Problem -- Finding the Level of Knowledge about a Topic -- How to Search the Literature on Your Topic -- Level of Theory and Level of Question -- Developing the Research Problem from the Literature Review -- Find Out What You Know -- Ask Questions about the Theory -- Look Up Interrelated Ideas -- Convert Your Topic Outline to a Sentence Outline -- Relate the Theory to the Question -- Beginning with an Observation -- Where do You Start Your Literature Search? -- The Full and Final Research Problem -- Elements of a Research Problem -- Review of the Literature -- The Rationale for Developing the Question -- The Theoretical or Conceptual Framework -- The Psychology of Argument -- Strongest Argument Last -- Substantiate What You Say -- Critical Review of the Literature -- Content of a Critique -- What to Critique -- How to Do a Critique -- Guidelines for Critique of Published Research -- Where Does the Critique Belong? -- Stating the Purpose of the Study -- The Purpose Written as a Declarative Statement -- The Purpose Written as a Question -- The Purpose Written as a Hypothesis -- Examining the Components of a Hypothesis -- The Significance of the Statement of Purpose -- Stating the Purpose of the Study: A Summary -- Defining Your Terms -- Types of Variables.

Summary: This book is written as an introduction to the reearch process and deals solely with the beginning phase of research -- the research plan.

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Item type	Current library	Home library	Collection	Shelving location	Call number	Copy number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books	LRC - Main	National University - Manila	Nursing	General Circulation	GC RT 81.5 .B75 1993 (Browse shelf (Opens below))	c.1	Available		NULIB000004240

Includes index.

How to Write a Researchable Question --
Research Topics --
What Is a Researchable Question? --
Asking Research Questions --
Examining Components of a Research Question --
Levels of Questions --
Rewriting Your Question --
Be Interested in Your Idea --
From Question to Problem --
Finding the Level of Knowledge about a Topic --
How to Search the Literature on Your Topic --
Level of Theory and Level of Question --
Developing the Research Problem from the Literature Review --
Find Out What You Know --
Ask Questions about the Theory --
Look Up Interrelated Ideas --
Convert Your Topic Outline to a Sentence Outline --
Relate the Theory to the Question --
Beginning with an Observation --
Where do You Start Your Literature Search? --
The Full and Final Research Problem --
Elements of a Research Problem --
Review of the Literature --
The Rationale for Developing the Question --
The Theoretical or Conceptual Framework --
The Psychology of Argument --
Strongest Argument Last --
Substantiate What You Say --
Critical Review of the Literature --
Content of a Critique --
What to Critique --
How to Do a Critique --
Guidelines for Critique of Published Research --
Where Does the Critique Belong? --
Stating the Purpose of the Study --
The Purpose Written as a Declarative Statement --
The Purpose Written as a Question --
The Purpose Written as a Hypothesis --
Examining the Components of a Hypothesis --
The Significance of the Statement of Purpose --
Stating the Purpose of the Study: A Summary --
Defining Your Terms --
Types of Variables.

This book is written as an introduction to the reearch process and deals solely with the beginning phase of research -- the research plan.

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