: BIOSTATICS
Biostatistics is the scientific process of collecting,collating, analyzing,presenting, interpreting and disseminating health and health-related data in estimating the magnitude of associations and testing hypotheses.
Biostatistics can further be defined as a branch of medicine that involves the process of collection,collation, analysis, interpretation, presentation of health and health-related information that may lead to conclusion and decision-making.
Biostatistics embraces those techniques pertaining to health and health-related sciences.
APPLICATION OF BIOSTATISTICS.
* In Disease Surveillance
*In the evaluation of Healthcare services.
*For the analysis of health and health-related data.
*For the projection of health trends.
*In ecological forecasting.
*In biological sequence analysis.
QUESTIONS FOR ALL STUDENTS.
#1 Define Biostatistics.
2 Explain the application of Biostatistics in Nursing.
Research Methodology.
Nursing research is a process of finding out the solution to a problem.It is a sequence of activities which when followed enables the investigator to achieve his aim.Nursing research involves scientific inquiry and so would require knowledge of the characteristics of scientific methods.
PRACTICAL RESEARCH METHODOLOGY.
Variable is a characteristic or attributes that can assume different values.OR Something that may be different in different situations.
A research topics must have two variables.
*INDEPENDENT VARIABLE.
*DEPENDENT VARIABLE.
Independent variable is the predictor variable.It is the varible that will be manipulated in research.It is the varible that influences dependent variable.
Dependent variable is the criterion variable.
It is the variable that the researcher is interested in it's outcome When another variable is manipulated that is why we called it Response Variable.
FOR EXAMPLE.
The influence of co-operative learning on students' attitude to Nursing.
*Co-operative learning is an independent variable while Students'Attiude is a dependent variable. Questions for All Students.
1 What is Nursing Research.
2 Write a topic of your own and identify the two variables.
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ASSIGNMENT :
1) Biostatistics is the study of statistics that deals with data relating to living organisms which provides tools and techniques for collecting data and then summarizing, analyzing and interpreting it.
2i) Biostatistics helps nurses to understand and evaluate the results of healthcare studies..
ii)It also enables them to participate in medical research projects and communicates the results of biostistical research to patients.
iii) It helps design, manage and analyze cancer clinical trials.
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DATE:7/11/2021
TOPIC: ASSIGNMENT ON BIOSTATISTICS.
( 1 ) DEFINATION OF BIOSTATISTICS: This is a branch of science that deals with the collection of data presenting, analyzing, and interpretation of health related information that may lead to decision making and successful treatment of the patient.
( 2 ) APPLICATION OF BIOSTATISTICS IN NURSING:
_ IN MATERNITY: This biostatistics helps the nurses to know the extent of birth rate and death rate of the neonate in the hospital which might bring promotion or closing of a particular hospital.
_ IN DISEASE CONDITION:This biostatistics helps the nurses mainly during Corona virus pandemic to know the actual patient been treated and survived and the number of Dead once.
_ ADMINSTRATION OF DRUGS TO A PATIENT ON ADMISSION: With the help of biostatistics it help the nurses to know the effect of drugs on in patient life weather it's improving the health care or causing more harm to the patient.
IN RESEARCH CASE: This biostatistics helps the nurses during research concerning a particular condition and how to provide solution to that case.
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_ DATE:8/11/2021.
_ ASSIGNMENT ON BIOSTATISTICS: MEASUREMENT OF HEAD AND NECK.
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BIOSTATISTICS ASSIGNMENT
1) WHAT IS BIOSTATISTICS?
Biostatistics is a branch of statistics that deals with data relating to living organisms. This is the application of statistical principles to questions and problems in medicine, public health or biology. The discipline of biostatistics provides tools and techniques for collecting data and then summarizing, analyzing and interpreting it.
Biostatistics embraces those techniques pertaining to health and health-related sciences.
2)APPLICATION OF BIOSTATISTICS IN NURSING
I) Nurses can use statistics to identify patterns in vital signs and symptoms so they can make informed decisions to better the patient’s changing condition.
II) Statistics helps Nurses apply the most current and up-to-date research and evidence to patient care delivery.
III)Biostatistics helps patients understand the risks and side effects of certain treatment and procedures.
IV) it also helps Medical personnel and nurses conduct and analyses certain disease conditions and their treatment.
V) It also helps in the analysis of health related data and information and making facilities in Vogue known to people. E.g latest ICU machine, Blood pressure machine etc
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Assignment
1) Biostatistics : is the statistical processes and methods applied to the collection , analysis and interpretation of biological data and especially data relating to human biology, health, and medicine.
2i) it enables nurses to participate in medical research projects and communicate the results of biostatistical research to patients and other health care workers in ways that are easy for them to understand. A working knowledge of statistical terminology , including more common terms such as mean, median,mode and average is essential.
2ii) A basic knowledge of statistics helps nurses provide patients with fact based answers to their question and often the reasurance they might need.
2iii) Enhance patient care: through statistics ,nurses are able to prioritize treatments and determine whether a patient needs immediate medical attention or follow - up care.
2iv) Using statistics and EBP helps nurses apply the most current and up-to-date research and evidence to patient care delivery.
2v) Nurses also needs to understand statistical concepts such as validity, reliability,and statistical significance or consulting journals about best practices and new treatments for patients care.
NAME: BALOGUN DEBORAH OPEYEMI
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ASSIGNMENT
1. Define biostatistics
Answer: Biostatistics is the statistical processes and methods applied to the collection, analysis and interpretation of biological data and especially data relating to human biology, health and nursing
2. Explain the application of biostatistics in nursing.
1. In understanding patients: Biostatistics helps the nurse to understand her patient. It helps her to confront reality and it challenges her to respond scientifically and cognitively
2. In projection of health trend: It helps the nurse to estimate how long a terminally ill patient will live and guide treatment accordingly
3. In nursing practice: Biostatistics enable the nurse to compare options for practice. It makes her to make the right decision about patients and effective nursing interventions
4. In disease surveillance: Biostatistics is used to determine how disease develop, progress and spread
5. In promoting the nursing profession: With biostatistics, nurses engage in strategies to promote the positive image of the profession by constantly updating and improving our nursing knowledge
NAME: GAGA P
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BIOSTATISTICS ASSIGNMENT
1:WHAT IS BIOSTATISTICS?
Biostatistics is defined as the application of biostatistical principles to questions and problems in medicine,public health,or biology.It can also be defined as to process and methods applied to the collection, analysis, and interpretation of biological data and especially data related to human biology.
2: Application of biostatistics in nursing
A: biostatistics helps nurses to understand and evaluate the results of health care studies.
B: Biostatistics enable nurses to participate in medical research projects and communicate the result of biostatistical research to patients and other health care workers in a way that are easy for them to understand.
C: The analytical and interpretive concepts underlying biostatistics correspond to many advanced nursing practices including the creation of more efficient delivery system and the development of individualized care strategies intended to improve patients outcome.
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Biostatistics assignments
1..what is biostatistics
Is the branch of statistics that deals with data relating to living organisms.making sense of all the data, is also the branch of statistics of application of theories in statistics to real word problems in health and disease
2 application of biostatistics
I..it encompasses the design of biological experiments
2….the collection and analysis of data from those experiments and interpretations of the results
3 for analysis health ad health related data
4…..for projecting health trends
NAME :EMMANUEL O A
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Assignments
Define biostatistics
Biostatistics is the study that deal's with data relating to living organisms which provides tools and techniques for collecting data and then summarizing, analyzing and interpreting it.
EXPLAIN THE APPLICATION OF BIOSTATISTICS IN NURSING.
2i) biostatistics help nurses to understand and evaluate the results of health care studies.
ii) nurses can use biostatistics to identify pattern in vital signs and symptoms so they can make informed decision to better respond to patients.
III) statistics are important because today we live in the informations world and much of this information are determined mathematically by statics help.
Iv) it also enables them to participate in medical research projects and communicates the results of biostatistics research to patients.
NAME: UWUGIAREN JUDITH
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ASSIGNMENT
DEFINE BIOSTATISTICS
Biostatistics is a scientific process of collecting, collating, analyzing,presenting, interpreting and disseminating health and health related estimating and testing hypothesis.
Question 2
Application of biostatistics in nursing
1:familiarity with statistical principles helps nurses understand and evaluate the results of health care studies.
2: biostatistics enables nurses to participate in medical research projects and communicate the results of biostatistical research to patients and other health care workers in ways that are easy for them to understand.
Jaun John
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ASSIGNMENT
DEFINE BIOSTATISTICS
Biostatistics is a scientific process of collecting, collating, analyzing,presenting, interpreting and disseminating health and health related estimating and testing hypothesis.
Question 2
Application of biostatistics in nursing
1:familiarity with statistical principles helps nurses understand and evaluate the results of health care studies.
2: biostatistics enables nurses to participate in medical research projects and communicate the results of biostatistical research to patients and other health care workers in ways that are easy for them to understand.
Adegbite John Olukorede
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Assignment
1.DEFINE BIOSTATISTICS
Biostatistics (also known as biometry) are the development and application of statistical methods to a wide range of topics in biology. It encompasses the design of biological experiments, the collection and analysis of data from those experiments and the interpretation of the results.
2.APPLICATION OF BIOSTATISTICS
1. In understanding patients: Biostatistics helps the nurse to understand her patient. It helps her to confront reality and it challenges her to respond scientifically and cognitively
2. In projection of health trend: It helps the nurse to estimate how long a terminally ill patient will live and guide treatment accordingly
3. In nursing practice: Biostatistics enable the nurse to compare options for practice. It makes her to make the right decision about patients and effective nursing interventions
4. In disease surveillance: Biostatistics is used to determine how disease develop, progress and spread
5. In promoting the nursing profession: With biostatistics, nurses engage in strategies to promote the positive image of the profession by constantly updating and improving our nursing knowledge
NAME: Adegbesan Adebomilehin Sandra
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ASSIGNMENT
1.DEFINE BIOSTATISTICS:
Biostatistics is the scientific process of collecting,collating, analyzing,presenting, interpreting and disseminating health and health-related data in estimating the magnitude of associations and testing hypotheses.
2. APPLICATION OF BIOSTATISTICS IN NURSING:
i) biostatistics help nurses to understand and evaluate the results of health care studies.
ii) nurses can use biostatistics to identify pattern in vital signs and symptoms so they can make informed decision to better respond to patients.
III) statistics are important because today we live in the informations world and much of this information are determined mathematically by statics help.
Iv) it also enables them to participate in medical research projects and communicates the results of biostatistics research to patients.
SHARAFADEEN RAHMAT
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ASSIGNMENT
BIOSTATISTIC is the scientific process of collecting, collating, analyzing, presenting, interpreting and dissemination of health and health related data in estimating the magnitude of associations and testing hypothesis
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APPLICATION OF BIOSTATISTIC IN NURSING
1. In disease survey
2. In the evaluation of health and healthcare related data
3. For the analysis of health and health related data
4. For the projection of health trends
5. In ecological forcasting
6. In biological sequence analysis
Name:IDUH S.N
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1) biostatistics is the science of collecting and analyzing biologic or health data using statistical method it can also be defined as the application of statistical principles to questions and problems in medicine, public health or biology
2i)Biostatistics is an important tool in the challenge to enhance health outcomes in the face of stretched health care resources
ii)Biostatistics is important in finding treatment for new drugs for diseases like cancer.
III)Biostatisticians help design, manage and analyze cancer clinical trials
iv) Biostatistics also help identify the causes and characteristics of cancer
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Assignment:
1. Biostatistics are the development and application of statistical methods to a wide range of topics in biology. It encompasses the design of biological experiments, the collection and analysis of data from those experiments and the interpretation of the results.
2a. Biostatistics is used to determine how diseases develop, progress and spread. For example, biostatisticians use statistics to predict the behavior of an illness like the flu. It's used to help predict the mortality rate, the symptoms and even the time of year people might get it
b. Familiarity with statistical principles helps nurses understand and evaluate the results of health care studies. It also enables them to participate in medical research projects and communicate the results of biostatistical research to patients and other health care workers in ways that are easy for them to understand.
c. Biostatistics help design, manage and analyze cancer clinical trials. They also help identify the causes and characteristics of cancer. Oncologists rely on these numbers to recommend treatments for their cancer patients
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_Assignment_
1).Define Biostatistics
Biostatistics is the scientific process of collecting,collating, analyzing,presenting, interpreting and disseminating health and health-related data in estimating the magnitude of associations and testing hypotheses. Biostatistics is also the application of statistical principles to questions and problems in medicine, public health or biology. The discipline of biostatistics provides tools and techniques for collecting data and then summarizing, analyzing, and interpreting it.
2). Explain the application of Biostatistics in Nursing.
i). Biostatistics helps nurses to understand and evaluate the results of healthcare studies.
ii).In research cases : This biostatistics helps the nurses during research concerning a particular condition and how to provide solution to that case .
iii).In Disease Surveillance
iv). In the evaluation of Healthcare services.
v).For the analysis of health and health-related data. vi).For the projection of health trends. vii).In ecological forecasting. viii).In biological sequence analysis
NAME: EDIDI MARYAM ADEBIMPE
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ASSIGNMENT
1) Biostatistics are statistical processes and methods applied to the collection, analysis, and interpretation of biological data and especially data relating to human biology, health, and medicine.
2) APPLICATION OF BIOSTATISTICS IN NURSING
I)The analytical and interpretive concepts underlying biostatistics correspond to many advanced nursing practices including the creation of more efficient delivery system and the development of individualized care strategies intended to improve patients outcome.
II)Nurses also needs to understand statistical concepts such as validity, reliability,and statistical significance or consulting journals about best practices and new treatments for patients care.
III)In promoting the nursing profession: With biostatistics, nurses engage in strategies to promote the positive image of the profession by constantly updating and improving our nursing knowledge.
IV)Biostatistics help design, manage and analyze cancer clinical trials. They also help identify the causes and characteristics of cancer. Oncologists rely on these numbers to recommend treatments for their cancer patients.
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Biostatistics Assignment
1: What is Biostatistics?
It is defined as the branch of medicine that involves the process of collecting, collating, analysing, presenting, interpreting and disseminating of health information that may lead to decision making.
2: Explain the applications of biostatistics in Nursing.
a: It helps patients understand the side effects of certain treatments
b: It determines how research efforts should be focused
c: It assist in provision of empirical data for the allocation of public and private clinical funds.
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Biostatistics Assignment
1: Biostatistics is the systematic and scientific process of collecting, collating, analysing, presenting, interpreting of health related data and testing of hypothesis.
2: Biostatistics helps nurses to understand and evaluate the health care results
b: Biostatistics enables nurses to participate in medical research projects
c: Biostatistics helps nurses to communicate biostatistical research results to patients in easiest ways to understand.
ADEWA O.I
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Assignment.
Q1)DEFINE BIOSTATISTICS
Answer: Biostatistics is a statistical process and methods applied to the collection, analysis, and interpretation of biological data and especially data relating to human biology, health and medicine.
The discipline of biostatics provides tools and techniques for collecting data and then summarizing ,analyzing, and interpreting it.
(Q2) EXPLAIN THE APPLICATION OF BIOSTATISTICS.
Answer:
(1) IN MEDICAL RESEARCH:It enables nurses in medical research projects and communicate the results of biostatical research to patients and other health care workers in ways that are easy for them to understand.
(2) IN IDENTIFICATION OF SPECIFIC PATTERN:
As a nurse you will use statistics to identity specific pattern in important signs and symptoms and to respond better to any medical changes to your patient.
(3) Familiarity with statistical principles helps nurses understand and evaluate the results of health care studies.
(4)It is also use frequency charts or data sheets to document the timing of medication given to patients is another way that you will be using statistics.
(5) Biostatistics is used to determine how disease develop,progress, and spread .For example,biostaticians use statistics to predict the behavior of an illness the flu.It's used to help predict the mortality rate,the symptoms and even the time of year people might get it.
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ASSIGNMENT
DEFINE BIOSTATISTICS
Biostatistics is a scientific process of collecting, collating, analyzing,presenting, interpreting and disseminating health and health related estimating and testing hypothesis.
Question 2
Application of biostatistics in nursing
1:familiarity with statistical principles helps nurses understand and evaluate the results of health care studies.
2: biostatistics enables nurses to participate in medical research projects and communicate the results of biostatistical research to patients and other health care workers in ways that are easy for them to understand.
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NAME: SALAKO RUKAYAT
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ASSIGNMENT
DEFINE BIOSTATISTICS
Biostatistics is a scientific process of collecting, collating, analyzing,presenting, interpreting and disseminating health and health related estimating and testing hypothesis.
Question 2
Application of biostatistics in nursing
1:familiarity with statistical principles helps nurses understand and evaluate the results of health care studies.
2: biostatistics enables nurses to participate in medical research projects and communicate the results of biostatistical research to patients and other health care workers in ways that are easy for them to understand.
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Biostatistics Assignment
Definition of Biostatistics.
Is the branch of statistics that deals with Data Relating to living Organisms making sense of all the data,is also the branch of statistics of Application of theories in statistics to real word problem in health and Disease.
APPLICATION.
(1) Biostatistics help Nurses to understand and evaluate the results of health care studies.
(2) biostatistics enables Nurses to participate in medical research.
(3) In disease Surveillance:- Biostatistics is used to determine how disease develop progress and spread.
(4) In promoting the Nursing profession with biostatistics Nurses engage in strategies to promote the positive image of the profession by constantly updating and improving our Nursing knowledge
(5) A basic knowledge of statistics help Nurses provide patients with questions and often the reasurance they might need.
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1)Biostatistics is a statistical process and methods applied to the collection, analysis, and interpretation of biological data and especially data relating to human biology, health and medicine.
The discipline of biostatics provides tools and techniques for collecting data and then summarizing ,analyzing, and interpreting it.
2i)It is also use frequency charts or data sheets to document the timing of medication given to patients is another way that you will be using statistics.
2ii)Biostatistics also help identify the causes and characteristics of cancer.
2iii)Biostatistics helps nurses to communicate biostatistical research results to patients in easiest ways to understand.
2iv): It assist in provision of empirical data for the allocation of public and private clinical funds.
2v)Biostatistics is used to determine how diseases develop, progress and spread. For example, biostatisticians use statistics to predict the behavior of an illness like the flu. It's used to help predict the mortality rate, the symptoms and even the time of year people might get it.
ReplyDeleteStatistics is a branch of mathematics dealing with the collection, analysis, interpretation, presentation, and organization of data.
2 Statistics is the science of collecting, analyzing and making inference from data. ... It is important for researchers and also consumers of research to understand statistics so that they can be informed, evaluate the credibility and usefulness of information, and make appropriate decisions.
Name:Ajasa Tinuade
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Definition:
Biostatistics is the application of statistical principles to questions and problems in medicine, public health or biology.. It can also be defined asthe branch of statistics that deals with data relating to living organisms.
Relevance:
1.)Nurses can use data sheets or frequency charts for remembering the timings of medication given to the patients
2.)Nurses can take advantage from the previous data archives to study the patterns of diseases in the patients.
3.)Nurses can use the knowledge of statistics for seeing or forecasting the patterns of symptoms caused in the patients so that they can be well prepared for coping with the uncertain situations.
4.)Nurses can use statistics to identify patterns in vital signs and symptoms so they can make informed decisions to better respond to a patient 's changing medical status.
NAME: LAWAL ANUOLUWAPO AYOMIDE
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ASSIGNMENT
1) Biostatistics also known as biometry deals with the statistical processes and methods applied to the analysis of biological phenomena. The science of biostatistics incorporates the design of biological experiments and interpretating the collection, summarization and analysis of data of those experiments
2i) Nurses can use statistics to identify patterns in vital signs and symptoms so they can make informed decisions to better respond to a patient 's changing medical status.
ii) Even the use data sheets or frequency charts to document the timing of medications given to patients is a way nurses can use statistics.
iii) Knowledge of statistics helps medical professionals evaluate studies that assess the efficacy of treatments and interventions.
iv) Statistics in health care convey valuable information about the health of a society.
v) Nursing knowledge based on empirical research plays a fundamental role in the development of evidence-based nursing practice.
vi) The ability to interpret and use quantitative findings from nursing research is an essential skill for advanced practice nurses to ensure provision of the best care to individuals
NAME:BROWN JEWEL
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DATE: 07/11/2021
QUESTION;
1. Define Biostatistics
2. Application of biostatistics
1. Biostatistics can simply be defined as the the branch of statistics that deals with data relating to living organisms
Further more, Biostatistics is the application of statistical principles to questions and problems in medicine, public health or biology. ... The discipline of biostatistics provides tools and techniques for collecting data and then summarizing, analyzing, and interpreting it, also known as biometry
2. APPLICATION OF BIOSTATISTICS;
a. Medically; Biostatistics is well recognized as an essential tool in medical research, clinical research and health research. Biostatistics is the branch of statistics applied to biological areas or medical sciences or medical research. Biostatistics not only covers the health, medicine, and nutrition but also covers the agriculture, genetics, biology, biochemistry, demography, epidemiology, anthropology and many others. Biostatistics helps to evaluate many life and death issues in medicine. The aim of this article is to educate the medical residents about the applications of biostatistics so that the proper and accurate conclusions may be drawn from the study.
b. Applying Biostatistics to Improve the Quality of Health Care, The application of statistics to biological and medical data promises to have a tremendous impact on the provision of health care and prevention of disease. The accurate interpretation of biostatistical data can serve as the foundation for efforts to improve public health and the quality of patient care. As with many burgeoning technologies, however, there is much uncertainty among nursing professionals about the role of biostatistics in health care.
c. In relationship to Nursing, Familiarity with statistical principles helps nurses understand and evaluate the results of health care studies. It also enables them to participate in medical research projects and communicate the results of biostatistical research to patients and other health care workers in ways that are easy for them to understand. The analytical and interpretive concepts underlying biostatistics correspond to many advanced nursing practices, including the creation of more efficient care delivery systems and the development of individualized care strategies intended to improve patient outcomes.
d. The knowledge of statistics are important because today we live in the informations world and much of this information are determined mathematically by statics help
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1.what is biostatics?
Biostatics is a branch of collection, analysis, interpretation , presentation and analysation of data
2.Explain application of biostatistics in nursting
I.Enhance patient care: Through statistics, nurses are able to prioritize treatments and determine whether a patient needs immediate medical attention or follow-up care. As a nurse, you will use statistics to identify specific patterns in important signs and symptoms and be able to respond better to any medical changes to your patient. Even using frequency charts or data sheets to document the timing of medication given to patients is another way that you will be using statistics.
II.Support evidence-based nursing practices: The nursing profession is mostly based on empirical evidence that establishes effective protocols for patient care. However, for evidence-based practice to be well established in the nursing profession, nurses need basic statistics understanding to be able to read, comprehend, and interpret relevant literature.
III.Compare options for nursing practice: Nurses use statistics to determine whether the nursing interventions of their choice are effective. For instance, through statistics, nurses are able to tell that neither replacing intravenous fluids, nor administration sets before a week can reduce infections. In some settings, nurses have to make several decisions during critical care and statistics knowledge comes in handy. Experience and emotional instinct aren’t enough to help make the right decisions.
IV.Healthcare has become more complex and challenging: Nursing has become more challenging due to the plethora of electronic information and published literature that exist. Additionally, new knowledge meant to help improve patient care is always emerging which means that student nurses have to continue learning even after they enter the practice.
V.Healthcare leadership demands knowledgeable and competent staff: Formal nursing education is an important component of the commitment to become a leader in the nursing profession. For one to become a nursing leader, they must be able to keep up with the current trends, be able to solve nursing related problems, and know about new technology that can improve patient care.
NAME: OGUNDEPO AGNES TOLUWASE
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1) DEFINITION OF BIOSTATISTICS.
Biostatistics is the statistical processes and methods applied to the collection, analysis, and interpretation of biological data and especially data relating to human biology, health, and medicine.
2) APPLICATION
1) Biostatistics helps nurses to enhance patient care.
2) Biostatistics helps nurses to identify patterns in vital signs.
3) Biostatistics helps nurses in the use of data sheets to document the timing of medications given to patient.
4) Biostatistics helps nurses to evaluate studies that assess the efficacy of treatment and intervention
5) Biostatistics helps nurses to apply most current and up to data research and evidence to patient care delivery.
Name: Idika Chimbueze Ndukwem
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1. Definition of biostatistics
_Biostatistics is a branch of medicine that has to do with data relating to living organisms.it is the application of statistical principles to questions and problems in medicine, public health or biology,it provides tools and Technics for collecting data and then summarizing, analysing and interpreting it.
2. Application of biostatistics to nursing.
A. Biostatistics helps in the identification of patterns in vital signs and symptoms necessary for making Informed decisions to better the patient's changing condition.
B. Biostatistics helps nurses in drug administration to patients to know the effect of drugs on the patient and to measure using observation if the patient's health is improving or deteriorating.
C. Biostatistics is used in disease surveillance to determine how disease develop,progress and spread.
D. Biostatistics enables nurses to participate in medical research projects and communicate the result of biostatistical research to patients and other health care workers in a way that is easy for them to understand.
E. Biostatistics helps nurses to compare options for practice and to make right decision about patients and effective nursing intervention.
F. Biostatistics helps in the correspondence to many advanced nursing practises, including the creation of more efficient care delivery systems and the development of individualized care strategies intended to improve patient outcomes.
G. Biostatistics helps in maternity to know the extent of birth rate and death rate of the neonate in the hospital which may bring about improvement or locking down of a hospital.
NAME: OLUTADE BOLUWATIFE. E
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1) Biostatistics, also biometry deals with the statistical processes and methods applied to the analysis of phenomena
Biostatistics are statistical processes and methods applied to the collection, analysis and interpretation of biological data and especially data relating to human biology, health and nursing
2i) Enhance patient care- Nurses are able to prioritize treatments and determine whether a patient needs immediate medical attention or follow up care
ii) Support evidence-based nursing practice- The nursing profession is mostly based on empirical evidence that establishes effective protocols for patient care
iii) Compare options for nursing practices- Nurses use statistics to determine whether the nursing intervention of their choice is effective, for instance through statistics, nurses are able to tell that neither replacing intravenous fluids nor administration set before a week can reduce infections
iv) Nurses apply the most current and up to date research and evidence to patient care delivery using biostatics
v) Nurses uses variety of information that needs statistical treatment of data
NAME: OKOH AGHOGHO DEBORAH
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ASSIGNMENT
1. Define biostatistics
Biostatistics are statistical processes and method applied to the collection, analysis and interpretation of biological data and especially data relating to human biology health and nursing.
OR
Biostatistics also called biometry deals with the statistical processes and method applied to the analysis of biological phenomena.
2. Explain the application of biostatistics in nursing.
1. To support evidence - based nursing practice: The nursing profession is mostly based on empirical evidence that establishes effective protocols for patient care.
2. Nurses are able to use biostatistics to participate in research projects and communicate the results of biostatical research to patient and other health workers in ways that are easy for them understand.
3. Statistics is an integral part of the nursing profession.
4. It has a direct effect on patient care in a variety of settings as well as the potential to change policies and procedure on a wider scale.
5. Statistics in healthcare conveys
Valuable information about the health of a society.
Name: Felix Chioma Joy
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1 Define Biostatistics
Biostatistics is the application of statistics to biological systems and organisms involving the retrieval or collection, analysis, and interpretation of qualitative and quantitative data.
2. Application of Biostatistics in Nursing.
* It helps nurses apply the most current and up to date research and evidence to patient care delivery.
*. Nurses also need to understand statistical concept such as validity, reliability, and statistical significance when reviewing healthcare research or consulting journals about best practices and new treatment for patients care.
*. Biostatistics is used for evidence based practice and to improve patient care.
*. Nurses use statistics to identify patterns in vital signs and symptoms so they can make informed decision to better respond to a patient changing medical status.
*. Knowledge of Biostatistics helps medical professionals evaluate studies that assess the efficacy of treatment and intervention.
*. Biostatistics convey valuable information about the health of a society.
Name: OYIBO DEBORAH
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1. Definition of BIOSTATISTICS
Biostatistics is the scientific process of collecting, collating, analysing, presenting, interpreting and disseminating health and health related data in estimating the magnitude of associations and testing hypotheses or conclusion and decision making. It is the application of statistical principles to questions and problems in medicine, public health or biology.
APPLICATION OF BIOSTATISTIC IN NURSING.
1. In disease surveillance: it's an information based activity involving the collection analysis and from a variety of sources.
2. It is used in evaluation of health care is the critical assessment through rigorous processes of an aspect of health care assess whether it fulfils it's objectives.
3. It is used in analysis of health and health related data: it's the process af analysing current and historical industry data to predict trends, improve outreach and even better manage the spread of disease.
4. It's for biological sequence analysis: it compares, aligns, indexes and analyses biological sequences and this play a crucial role in bioinformatics and modern biology.
5. It's used in ecological forecasting: uses knowledge of Physics, ecology and physiology to predict how ecological populations, communities or ecosystem will change in the future in response to environmental factors such as climate change.
Name: EZEOCHA MERCY NACON/ND/HND/SET46/029 BIOSTATISTICS ASSIGNMENT 1) define biostatistics: biostatistics is the application of statistics to a wide range of topics in biology.It encompasses the design of biological experiments especially in medicine,pharmacy,AgricultureAgriculture and fishery,The collectioncollection,summarization and analysis of data from those experiments and the interpretation and inference from the results. 2)Application of biostatistics in nursing. 1.Nurses can use statistics to identify pattern in vital signs and symptoms so they can make informed decisions to better respond to a patient's changing in medical status. 2. It helps nurses apply the most current and up to date research and evidence to patient care delivery. 3. The nurses can help patient understand the risks and side effects of certain treatment and procedures. 4. It helps nursing knowledge based on empirical research which plays fundamental role in the development of evidence based nursing practice. 5. It also enables nurses to participate in medical research projects and communicate the results of biostatistical research to patient and other health care workers in ways that are easy for them to understand.
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1. Definition of biostatistics.
Biostatistics is a branch of statistics that deals with data relating to living organisms.it embraces those techniques pertaining to health and health related sciences. Biostatistics is the application of statistical principles to questions and problems in medicine, public health or biology.The knowledge of this discipline provides tools and Technics for collecting data,summarizing, analysing and interpreting it.
2. Application of biostatistics to nursing.
I). Biostatistics helps in the identification of patterns in vital signs and symptoms necessary for making Informed decisions to better the patient's changing condition.
II). Biostatistics helps nurses to compare options for practice and to make right decision about patients and effective nursing intervention.
III). Biostatistics helps in the correspondence to many advanced nursing practises, including the creation of more efficient care delivery systems and the development of individualized care strategies intended to improve patient outcomes.
IV). Biostatistics helps in maternity to know the extent of birth rate and death rate of the neonate in the hospital which may bring about necessary innovations.
V). Biostatistics helps nurses in drug administration to patients to know the effect of drugs on the patient and to measure using observation if the patient's health is improving or deteriorating.
VI). Biostatistics is used in disease surveillance to determine how disease develop,progress and spread.
VII). Biostatistics enables nurses to participate in medical research projects and communicate the result of biostatistical research to patients and other health care workers in a way that is easy for them to understand.
VIII). Biostatistics helps in the enhancement of patient care by helping the nurse prioritize treatment and determine if a patient needs immediate medical attention or follow up.
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1. Definition of biostatistics.
Biostatistics is a branch of statistics that deals with data relating to living organisms.it embraces those techniques pertaining to health and health related sciences. Biostatistics is the application of statistical principles to questions and problems in medicine, public health or biology.The knowledge of this discipline provides tools and Technics for collecting data,summarizing, analysing and interpreting it.
2. Application of biostatistics to nursing.
I). Biostatistics helps in the identification of patterns in vital signs and symptoms necessary for making Informed decisions to better the patient's changing condition.
II). Biostatistics helps nurses to compare options for practice and to make right decision about patients and effective nursing intervention.
III). Biostatistics helps in the correspondence to many advanced nursing practises, including the creation of more efficient care delivery systems and the development of individualized care strategies intended to improve patient outcomes.
IV). Biostatistics helps in maternity to know the extent of birth rate and death rate of the neonate in the hospital which may bring about necessary innovations.
V). Biostatistics helps nurses in drug administration to patients to know the effect of drugs on the patient and to measure using observation if the patient's health is improving or deteriorating.
VI). Biostatistics is used in disease surveillance to determine how disease develop,progress and spread.
VII). Biostatistics enables nurses to participate in medical research projects and communicate the result of biostatistical research to patients and other health care workers in a way that is easy for them to understand.
SAMUEL CHRISTIANA BEBEGYE NACON/ND/HND SET46/076
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DEFINE BIOSTATISTICS
Biostatistics is a scientific process of collecting, collating, analyzing,presenting, interpreting and disseminating health and health related estimating and testing hypothesis.
Question 2
Application of biostatistics in nursing
1:familiarity with statistical principles helps nurses understand and evaluate the results of health care studies.
2: biostatistics enables nurses to participate in medical research projects and communicate the results of biostatistical research to patients and other health care workers in ways that are easy for them to understand.
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Assignment
DEFINE BIOSTATISTICS: Biostatistical is defined as the processes and methods applied to the collection, analysis, and interpretation of biological data and especially data relating to human biology, health, and medicine.
(2): EXPLAIN THE APPLICATION OF BIOSTATISTICS IN NURSING
(1) IN PHYSIOLOGY AND ANATOMY: Biostatistics is used to find the ranges of normality in variables such as weight and pulse rate etc in a population. It also helps to define the correlation between two variables such as height and weight.
(2) IN PHARMACOLOGY: Biostatistics is used to compare the action of two different drugs or two successive dosages of the same drugs.
(3) IN MEDICINE: Biostatistics has multiple uses in medicines such as comparing the efficacy of a particular drug such as assessing the percentage cured, dead or alive in experiment and control groups.
(4) IN CLINICAL MEDICINE: Biostatistics is used as a tool in clinical medicine for the documentation of the history if medical disease designing and planning of conduction of clinical trials, assessing the merits and demerits of different procedures and methodologies
(5)IN PREVENTIVE MEDICINE: Biostatistics is involved to introduce and promote health legislation. Moreover, it helps to find out the actual reason underlying the reason and evaluate the success rate of the health programs introduced in the community.
(6) IN MODERN MEDICINE: Biostatistics helps to generate the facts and information on basis of statistical data like heart diseases is one of the leading causes of death in America.It also helps in analyzing data to determining the type and need of treatment during clinical trials.
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Definition of biostatistics:
It is the science of collecting and analyzing biologic or health data using statistical methods.
Application of biostatistics:
1. Familiarity with statistical principle helps nurses understand and evaluate the results of health care studies.
2. Enables them to participate in medical research project and communicate the result of biostatistics research to patient and other health care workers in ways that are easy for them to understand.
3. In disease surveillance, biostatistics is used to determine how disease develop, progress and are spread among individuals.
NAME:MADU ROBINSON
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TOPIC:1Define Biostatistics.
2 Explain the application of Biostatistics in Nursing
SOLUTION
1.Biostatistics is the science of collecting and analyzing biologic or health data using statistical methods.” The use of statistics in health care dates back more than a century to the earliest application of the scientific method in medical research. Many health care decisions are based in small or large part on the results of biostatistical research.
2.The application of statistics to nursing and medical data promises to have a tremendous impact on the provision of health care and prevention of disease. The accurate interpretation of biostatistical data can serve as the foundation for efforts to improve public health and the quality of patient care. As with many burgeoning technologies, however, there is much uncertainty among nursing professionals about the role of biostatistics in health care..
Statistics in nursing are very important.
Nurses can use statistics to identify patterns in vital signs and symptoms so they can make informed decisions to better respond to a patient 's changing medical status.
Even the use data sheets or frequency charts to document the timing of medications given to patients is a way nurses can use statistics.
Knowledge of statistics helps medical professionals evaluate studies that assess the efficacy of treatments and interventions.
Statistics in health care convey valuable information about the health of a society.
Nursing knowledge based on empirical research plays a fundamental role in the development of evidence-based nursing practice.
The ability to interpret and use quantitative findings from nursing research is an essential skill for advanced practice nurses to ensure provision of the best care .
Statistics is integral part of the nursing profession.
It has a direct affect on patient care in a variety of settings as well as the potential to change policies and procedure on a wider scale.
NACON ND/HND/SET46/061 OSSU ERIC ASHINEDU
ReplyDeleteBiostatistics is the scientific process of collecting,collating, analyzing,presenting, interpreting and disseminating health and health-related data in estimating the magnitude of associations and testing hypotheses.
APPLICATION OF BIOSTATISTICS IN NURSING.
1; Whether it's monitoring a patient's mean arterial pressure or recording the growth percentile of an infant, nurses use statistical measures in their practice more often than they may realize.
2; Using statistics and EBP helps nurses apply the most current and up-to-date research and evidence to patient care delivery. A working knowledge of statistical terminology, including more common terms such as mean, median, mode, and average is essential.
3; The knowledge of statistics helps the Nurse to understand statistical concepts such as validity, reliability, and statistical significance when reviewing healthcare research or consulting journals about best practices and new treatments for patient care.
4; Teaching patients about what constitutes low- and high-risk behaviors often falls to nurses. They can help patients understand the risks and side effects of certain treatments and procedures.
A basic knowledge of statistics helps nurses provide patients with fact-based answers to their questions and often the reassurance they might need.
5; A number of advanced career positions — such as nurse educator, nursing instructor or professor, nurse researcher, or nurse manager — also require knowledge of statistics. It takes a graduate degree to qualify for some of these roles, with the BSN being a necessary first step.
6; Statistical knowledge can also help nurse researchers recognize and interpret trends in healthcare data that inform improvements in patient care and result in cost savings.
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ASSIGNMENT
1.Define Biostatistics?
(a). BIOSTATISTICS :-is the statistical process and method applied to the collection, analysis and interpretation of biological data especially
data relating to human biology, health and medicine.
(b) BIOSTATISTICS :can also be define as the application of statistical techniques to solve any related biological and medical problems
2. Explain the application of Biostatistics in Nursing?
1.Biostatistics help nurses to make proper decisions about patients care, to manage and administer medications, to chart symptoms and vital signs, and to contribute to medical research.
2.Statistics plays a vital role in almost every field of studies in one way or another. It can be used in different applications. As in the field of nursing it can be used to calculate the arithmetic mean of the number of people who get examined each day and in the same manner the record can be maintained for a week, mint or even a year. Similarly data calculations can be used to have an analysis that how many patients have a particular kind of disease like HIV etc and this data can be used further by the hospitals to take more measure against it. A percentage calculated by the nurses can be useful in this regard. Similar techniques can be used by nurses
3.Nurses can use the knowledge of biostatistics for seeing or forecasting the patterns of symptoms caused in the patients so that they can be well prepared for coping with the uncertain situations.
4.The knowledge of biostatistics can prove to be highly beneficial for the people related to medical field. Nurses can take advantage from the previous data archives to study the patterns of diseases in the patients. They can use data sheets or frequency charts for remembering the timings of medication given to the patients. They can maintain the temporary record for the patient under her supervision who is admitted in the hospital. Since there are so many events which have reported death of patients because of small carelessness of nurses, it is very necessary for them to make use of the statistical techniques and data for the patients' dosages, drugs uses and side effects etc
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Biostatistics is the scientific process of collecting,collating, analyzing,presenting, interpreting and disseminating health and health-related data in estimating the magnitude of associations and testing hypotheses.
APPLICATION OF BIOSTATISTICS IN NURSING.
1; Whether it's monitoring a patient's mean arterial pressure or recording the growth percentile of an infant, nurses use statistical measures in their practice more often than they may realize.
2; Using statistics and EBP helps nurses apply the most current and up-to-date research and evidence to patient care delivery. A working knowledge of statistical terminology, including more common terms such as mean, median, mode, and average is essential.
3; The knowledge of statistics helps the Nurse to understand statistical concepts such as validity, reliability, and statistical significance when reviewing healthcare research or consulting journals about best practices and new treatments for patient care.
4; Teaching patients about what constitutes low- and high-risk behaviors often falls to nurses. They can help patients understand the risks and side effects of certain treatments and procedures.
A basic knowledge of statistics helps nurses provide patients with fact-based answers to their questions and often the reassurance they might need.
5; A number of advanced career positions — such as nurse educator, nursing instructor or professor, nurse researcher, or nurse manager — also require knowledge of statistics. It takes a graduate degree to qualify for some of these roles, with the BSN being a necessary first step.
6; Statistical knowledge can also help nurse researchers recognize and interpret trends in healthcare data that inform improvements in patient care and result in cost savings.
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(1) Biostatistics(also known as biometry) are the development and application of statistical methods to a wide range of topics in biology. It encompasses the design of biological experiments, the collection and analysis of data from those experiments and the interpretation of the results.
(2)
History
Research planning
Analysis and data interpretation
Statistical considerations
Developments and Big Data
Applications
Tools
Scope and training programs
Specialized journals
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1.i.BIOSTATISTICS can be define as the branch of statistics that deals with data relating to living organisms.
ii. BIOSTATISTICS can be define as the application of statistical principles (graphical displays and numerical summaries, data collection methods, probability, sampling distributions etc) to questions and problems in medicine, public health or biology.
2. APPLICATIONS OF BIOSTATISTICS IN NURSING
I. Nurses can use statistics to identify patterns in vital signs and symptoms so they can make informed decisions to better respond to a patient 's changing medical status.
II. Knowledge of statistics helps medical professionals evaluate studies that assess the efficacy of treatments and interventions.
III.Even the use data sheets or frequency charts to document the timing of medications given to patients is a way nurses can use statistics.
IV. Statistics in health care convey valuable information about the health of a society
V. Nursing knowledge based on empirical research plays a fundamental role in the development of evidence-based nursing practice.
VI. It has a direct affect on patient care in a variety of settings as well as the potential to change policies and procedure on a wider scale.
VII. Statistics is integral part of the nursing profession
VIII. The ability to interpret and use quantitative findings from nursing research is an essential skill for advanced practice nurses to ensure provision of the best care possible for our patients.
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NAME: ISIAKA BADIRAT
ASSIGNMENT
1. DEFINE BIOSTASTISTICS
Biostatistics can be defined as the scientific approach to information and deals with theoretical and practical methods that can be use in collection of information, organization of information collected, summarizing of facts, presentation of data, analysis of data, interpretation of biological data and especially data relating to human biology, health and medicine.
2. APPLICATION OF BIOSTASTISTICS
A. Biostatistics helps the nurse to apply the most current and up-to-date research and evidence to patient care delivery.
B. Nurses uses biostatistics to monitor patient's mean arterial pressure and also record the growth percentile of an infant.
C. Biostatistics helps nurses provide patients with fact-based answer to their questions and often the reassurance they might need.
D. The knowledge of biostatistics also helps nurse researcher to recognize and interpret trends in health care data that inform improvements in patients cà re and result in result in cost savings.
E. The ability to interpret and use quantitative findings from nursing research is an essential skill for advanced practice nurses to ensure provision of the best care .
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Independant variable: Menstrual discomfort
Dependant variable: Nacon student
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Biostatistics can be define as the science of organizing, analyzing, interpreting and presenting of data for the purpose of effective decisions in clinical context.
APPLICATIONS
1. It's use to determine how disease develop, progress and spread.
2. It's use to test vaccines in epidemiological studies.
3. Statistics helps Nurses apply the most current and up-to-date research and evidence to patient care delivery.
4. Biostatistics helps patients understand the risks and side effects of certain treatment and procedures.
5. it also helps Medical personnel and nurses conduct and analyses certain disease conditions and their.
6. Assessment of severity state of a patient with prognosis of outcome of a disease.
7. It's use for analysis of genomic data.
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NAME: Udegbunam Chinaza
Biostatistics Assignment
1)Define Biostatistics
Biostatistics (also known as biometry) can thebe defined as the development and application of statistical methods to a wide range of topics in biology. It encompasses the design of biological experiments,the collection and analysis of data from those experiments and the interpretation of the results.
2) Explain the application of Biostatistics in Nursing
1) Biostatistics familiarity with statistical principles helps nurses understand and evaluate the results of health care studies. It also enables them to participate in medical research projects and communicate the results of biostatistical research to patients and other health care workers in ways that are easy for them to understand. The analytical and interpretive concepts underlying biostatistics correspond to many advanced nursing practices, including the creation of more efficient care delivery systems and the development of individualized care strategies intended to improve patient outcomes.
2)Using statistics and EBP helps nurses apply the most current and up-to-date research and evidence to patient care delivery.
3)Nurses also need to understand statistical concepts such as validity, reliability, and statistical significance when reviewing healthcare research or consulting journals about best practices and new treatments for patient care.
4)They need statistics knowledge so they can read and interpret nursing and medical research findings, use appropriate statistical methods to report their own research, understand when research findings are statistically significant, and determine if they are generalizable to certain groups of people.
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ADAM MOHAMMED
DEFINATION OF BIOSTATISTICS
Biostatistics is the statistical processes and methods of applied to the collection, analysis and interpretation of biological data and especially data relating to human biology, health and medicine
APPLICATION OF BIOSTATISTICS IN NURSING
1. Official health statistics: cases of a disease over time
2. Epidemiology e:g association exposure and outcome
3. Clinical studies, e.g. comparison of treatments in clinical trials
4. Microbiology, e.g. growth pattern
5. Laboratory studies e.g.dose-response studies
6. Health service administration, e.g with limited resources, there may be need to prioritize target groups for necessary interventions
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1. Biostatistics can be defined as the scientific application of statistics to health and health related information.
2 Application of biostatistics
A. The knowledge of biostatistics help nurses in the process of data collection from patient
B. Biostatistics helps nurses in the process of data interpretation
C. The knowledge of biostatistics help nurses to analyze data appropriately.
D. The knowledge of biostatistics help nurses in the process of planning for health programs like immunization.
E. Biostatistics helps nurses to know the efficacy of treatment.
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*Definition of Biostatistics*
1. the branch of statistics that deals with data relating to living organisms.
2. Biostatistics is the application of statistical principles to questions and problems in medicine, public health or biology. However, The discipline of biostatistics provides tools and techniques for collecting data and then summarizing, analyzing, and interpreting it.
*RELEVANCE Of BIOSTATISTICS IN NURSING.**
1. Enhance patient care: Through statistics, nurses are able to prioritize treatments and determine whether a patient needs immediate medical attention or follow-up care. As a nurse, you will use statistics to identify specific patterns in important signs and symptoms and be able to respond better to any medical changes to your patient. Even using frequency charts or data sheets to document the timing of medication given to patients is another way that you will be using statistics.
2. Support evidence-based nursing practices: The nursing profession is mostly based on empirical evidence that establishes effective protocols for patient care. However, for evidence-based practice to be well established in the nursing profession, nurses need basic statistics understanding to be able to read, comprehend, and interpret relevant literature.
3. Compare options for nursing practice: Nurses use statistics to determine whether the nursing interventions of their choice are effective. For instance, through statistics, nurses are able to tell that neither replacing intravenous fluids, nor administration sets before a week can reduce infections. In some settings, nurses have to make several decisions during critical care and statistics knowledge comes in handy. Experience and emotional instinct aren’t enough to help make the right decisions.
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1) DEFINITION OF BIOSTATISTICS.
Biostatistics is the statistical processes and methods applied to the collection, analysis, and interpretation of biological data and especially data relating to human biology, health, and medicine.
2) APPLICATION
1) Biostatistics helps nurses to enhance patient care.
2) Biostatistics helps nurses to identify patterns in vital signs.
3) Biostatistics helps nurses in the use of data sheets to document the timing of medications given to patient.
4) Biostatistics helps nurses to evaluate studies that assess the efficacy of treatment and intervention
5) Biostatistics helps nurses to apply most current and up to data research and evidence to patient care delivery.
Name: Ezeh Ngozi Rita
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1)Definition of biostatistics
Biostatistics is the application of statistical principles to questions and problems in medicine, public health or biology.
2)APPLICATION OF BIOSTATISTICS IN NURSING
1)It helos the nurse to identify patterns in vital signs and symptoms so they can make informed decisions to better respond to a patient's changing medical status.
2)It plays a fundamental role in the development of evidence based nursing practice
3) It helps to have the ability to interpret and use quantitative findings from nursing research.
Name: Ajani Olabode
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Assignment
1) Definition of Biostatistics
2) Application of Biostatistics in Nursing
I) Definition of biostatistics: It can be define as a scientific approach to information and deal with theoretical
and practical method that that can be used in; collection of information, organization of information collected, summarizing of fact, presentation of data, analysis of data, interpretation of data and use of data.
2) Application of biostatistics in Nursing
1) statistic enable us to understand our patients: it help us to confront the reality and it also help us to respond to their challenge scientifically and cognitively.
2) with statistics, Nurses engage in strategies to promote the positive image of the professional by constantly updating and improving our nursing knowledge.
3) statistics enable us to compare option for practice, such as knowledge on nursing care plan chat.
4) statistics challenge us to rethink our assumption: the ability to compare and consider statistical data assists in making informed objective decisions and one that can be Defended .
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Assignment
(1) Definition of biostatistics
(2) application of biostatistics in nursing
1: Biostatistics can be defined as the development and application of statical method to a wide range of topics in biology. it encompasses the design of biological experiment, The collection of and analysis of data from those experiment and the interpretation of the results.
Application of biostatistics in nursing
* Biostatistics helps nurses to apply the most current and up-to- date research and evidence to patient care delivery
* It enable nurses to participate in medical research project and communicate the results of biostatistics research to patient
* It helps nurses to understand and evaluate the result of health care studies
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Assignment
1) Biostatistics : is the statistical processes and methods applied to the collection , analysis and interpretation of biological data and especially data relating to human biology, health, and medicine.
2i) it enables nurses to participate in medical research projects and communicate the results of biostatistical research to patients and other health care workers in ways that are easy for them to understand. A working knowledge of statistical terminology , including more common terms such as mean, median,mode and average is essential.
2ii) A basic knowledge of statistics helps nurses provide patients with fact based answers to their question and often the reasurance they might need.
2iii) Enhance patient care: through statistics ,nurses are able to prioritize treatments and determine whether a patient needs immediate medical attention or follow - up care.
2iv) Using statistics and EBP helps nurses apply the most current and up-to-date research and evidence to patient care delivery.
2v) Nurses also needs to understand statistical concepts such as validity, reliability,and statistical significance or consulting journals about best practices fir all client
Arojojoye Ruth
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Research Assignment
A research topic: The influence of Information Communication Technology (ICT) on health care delivery among nurses in police hospital falomo
Dependent variable: health care delivery
Independent variable: information communication technology
NAME: BABALOLA EMMANUEL
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RESEARCH ASSIGNMENT
QUESTION
1. Measure and record in centimeters(cm) the girth(head) and neck circumference of 5 males and 5 females according to their age.
2. What is nursing research?
3. Write a topic of your own and identify the two(2) variables.
ANSWERS
1. DATA FOR MALE
I. Age: 35yrs
Head: 58cm
NECK: 39.5cm
II. Age: 34yrs
Head: 58cm
NECK: 41cm
III. Age: 35yrs
Head: 58cm
NECK: 38cm
IV. Age: 31yrs
Head: 56cm
NECK: 41.5cm
V. Age: 35yrs
Head: 59.5cm
NECK: 35.7cm
DATA FOR FEMALE
I. Age: 26yrs
Head: 58.2cm
NECK: 35.5cm
II. Age: 28yrs
Head: 56cm
NECK: 36.5cm
III. Age: 28yrs
Head: 57.5cm
NECK: 33.5cm
IV. Age: 26yrs
Head: 59.5cm
NECK: 39.5cm
V. Age: 30yrs
Head: 59cm
NECK: 36.5cm
2. Nursing research is a planned and systematic application of the scientific method to the study
of problem.
3. Topic: Effect of personal hygiene in the promotion of health.
Independent Variable: Personal Hygiene
Dependent Variable: Promotion of Health.
NAME: Dongnaan Alfred
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RESEARCH ASSIGNMENT
QUESTION
1. Measure and record in centimeters(cm) the girth(head) and neck circumference of 5 males and 5 females according to their age.
2. What is nursing research?
3. Write a topic of your own and identify the two(2) variables.
ANSWERS
1. DATA FOR MALE
I. Age: 36yrs
Head: 59cm
NECK: 40cm
II. Age: 35yrs
Head: 58cm
NECK: 39.2cm
III. Age: 27yrs
Head: 56.1cm
NECK: 35cm
IV. Age: 32yrs
Head: 56cm
NECK: 41.5cm
V. Age: 30yrs
Head: 58.5cm
NECK: 40.2cm
DATA FOR FEMALE
I. Age: 26yrs
Head: 50.2cm
NECK: 37.5cm
II. Age: 18yrs
Head: 55.5cm
NECK: 36.5cm
III. Age: 26yrs
Head: 57.5cm
NECK: 40.5cm
IV. Age: 27yrs
Head: 56.5cm
NECK: 36.5cm
V. Age: 32yrs
Head: 59cm
NECK: 36.5cm
2. Nursing research is a planned and systematic application of the scientific method to the study
of problem.
3. Topic: Assessment of Health care waste management practices among Health worker
Independent Variable: waste management.
Dependent Variable: Health worker
NAME: ABDULSALAM MUHAMMED
ReplyDeleteMATRIC NO: NACON/45/001
DATE: 1O/11/2021
RESEARCH ASSIGNMENT
QUESTION
1. Measure and record in centimeters(cm) the girth(head) and neck circumference of 5 males and 5 females according to their age.
2. What is nursing research?
3. Write a topic of your own and identify the two(2) variables.
ANSWERS
1. DATA FOR MALE
I. Age: 32yrs
Head: 55cm
NECK: 36cm
II. Age: 29yrs
Head: 57cm
NECK: 41cm
III. Age: 33yrs
Head: 58cm
NECK: 39cm
IV. Age: 30yrs
Head: 54cm
NECK: 37cm
V. Age: 27yrs
Head: 56.5cm
NECK: 38.3cm
DATA FOR FEMALE
I. Age: 33yrs
Head: 55.5cm
NECK: 36cm
II. Age: 36yrs
Head: 57cm
NECK: 33.5cm
III. Age: 28yrs
Head: 54.5cm
NECK: 33cm
IV. Age: 35yrs
Head: 58.2cm
NECK: 37cm
V. Age: 25yrs
Head: 56cm
NECK: 34.5cm
2. Nursing research is a develops knowledge about health and the promotion of health over the full lifespan, care of persons with health problems and disabilities, and nursing actions to enhance the ability of individuals to respond effectively to actual or potential health problems.
3. Topic: Consequences of abortion among women's of reproductive age.
Independent Variable: Abortion.
Dependent Variable: women of reproductive age.
NAME: AYOSORE LAWAL
ReplyDeleteMATRIC NO: NACON/45/060
DATE: 08/11/2021
RESEARCH ASSIGNMENT
QUESTION
1. Measure and record in centimeters(cm) the girth(head) and neck circumference of 5 males and 5 females according to their age.
2. What is nursing research?
3. Write a topic of your own and identify the two(2) variables.
ANSWERS
1. DATA FOR MALE
I. Age: 27yrs
Head: 56cm
NECK: 38.5cm
II. Age: 35yrs
Head: 55cm
NECK: 36.5cm
III. Age: 31yrs
Head: 56cm
NECK: 38cm
IV. Age: 29yrs
Head: 57cm
NECK: 41cm
V. Age: 26yrs
Head: 57cm
NECK: 34.3cm
DATA FOR FEMALE
I. Age: 28yrs
Head: 54.2cm
NECK: 33cm
II. Age: 25yrs
Head: 56.5cm
NECK: 35.cm
III. Age: 23yrs
Head: 54cm
NECK: 35.5cm
IV. Age: 36yrs
Head: 57.5cm
NECK: 33.5cm
V. Age: 33yrs
Head: 56cm
NECK: 36.5cm
2. Nursing research can be describe as a systematic application of the scientific method to the study
of problem.
3. Topic: Effects of Child abuse in the community.
Independent Variable: Child abuse
Dependent Variable: Community.
NAME: SILAS MURPHY
ReplyDeleteMATRIC NO: NACON/45/092
RESEARCH ASSIGNMENT
QUESTION
1. Measure and record in centimeters(cm) the girth(head) and neck circumference of 5 males and 5 females according to their age.
2. What is nursing research?
3. Write a topic of your own and identify the two(2) variables.
ANSWERS
1. DATA FOR MALE
I. Age: 23yrs
Head: 56cm
NECK: 37cm
II. Age: 35yrs
Head: 56cm
NECK: 42cm
III. Age: 34yrs
Head: 59cm
NECK: 42cm
IV. Age: 30yrs
Head: 57cm
NECK: 38cm
V. Age: 26yrs
Head: 55cm
NECK: 36cm
DATA FOR FEMALE
I. Age: 20yrs
Head: 58cm
NECK: 37cm
II. Age: 21yrs
Head: 61cm
NECK: 30cm
III. Age: 19yrs
Head: 62cm
NECK: 34cm
IV. Age: 26yrs
Head: 59cm
NECK: 31cm
V. Age: 20yrs
Head: 59cm
NECK: 35cm
2. Nursing research is a planned and systematic application of the scientific method to the study of problem.
3. Topic: Importance of pediatric care on prevention of child mortality and morbidity
Independent Variable: Pediatric care
Dependent Variable: Prevention of child mortality and morbidity.
NAME: SAMAILA UMAR
ReplyDeleteMATRIC NO: NACON 45/088
RESEARCH ASSIGNMENT
QUESTION
1. Measure and record in centimeters(cm) the girth(head) and neck circumference of 5 males and 5 females according to their age.
2. What is nursing research?
3. Write a topic of your own and identify the two(2) variables.
ANSWERS
1. DATA FOR MALE
I. Age: 33yrs
Head: 57cm
NECK: 39.cm
II. Age: 32yrs
Head: 57cm
NECK: 40cm
III. Age: 35yrs
Head: 58cm
NECK: 38cm
IV. Age: 31yrs
Head: 56cm
NECK: 41.cm
V. Age: 35yrs
Head: 59.5cm
NECK: 35.cm
DATA FOR FEMALE
I. Age: 27yrs
Head: 58.cm
NECK: 35.5cm
II. Age: 30yrs
Head: 55cm
NECK: 36.cm
III. Age: 28yrs
Head: 57cm
NECK: 33cm
IV. Age: 26yrs
Head: 59.5cm
NECK: 39.5cm
V. Age: 35yrs
Head: 59cm
NECK: 36.5cm
2. Nursing research is a planned and systematic application of the scientific method to the study
of problem.
3. Topic: Effect of environmental hygiene on academic performance of student in Nigerian Army college of Nursing.
Independent Variable: Environmental Hygiene
Dependent Variable: Student academic performance
NAME: PETER FRIDAY OJO
ReplyDeleteMATRIC NUMBER: NACON/ND/HND/SET46/065
BIOSTATISTICS ASSIGNMENT
1) WHAT IS BIOSTATISTICS?
Biostatistics is a branch of statistics that deals with data relating to living organisms. This is the application of statistical principles to questions and problems in medicine, public health or biology. The discipline of biostatistics provides tools and techniques for collecting data and then summarizing, analyzing and interpreting it.
Biostatistics embraces those techniques pertaining to health and health-related sciences.
2)APPLICATION OF BIOSTATISTICS IN NURSING
I) Nurses can use statistics to identify patterns in vital signs and symptoms so they can make informed decisions to better the patient’s changing condition.
II) Statistics helps Nurses apply the most current and up-to-date research and evidence to patient care delivery.
III)Biostatistics helps patients understand the risks and side effects of certain treatment and procedures.
IV) it also helps Medical personnel and nurses conduct and analyses certain disease conditions and their treatment.
V) It also helps in the analysis of health related data and information and making facilities in Vogue known to people. E.g latest ICU machine, Blood pressure machine
NIGERIN ARYM COLLEGE OF NURSING YABA, LAGOS.
ReplyDeleteMATRIC NO: NACON/45/024
RESEARCH ASSIGNMENT
QUESTION
1. Measure and record in centimeters(cm) the girth(head) and neck circumference of 5 males and 5 females according to their age.
2. What is nursing research?
3. Write a topic of your own and identify the two(2) variables.
ANSWERS
1. DATA FOR MALE
I. Age: 35yrs
Head: 58cm
NECK: 39.5cm
II. Age: 34yrs
Head: 58cm
NECK: 41cm
III. Age: 35yrs
Head: 58cm
NECK: 38cm
IV. Age: 31yrs
Head: 56cm
NECK: 41.5cm
V. Age: 35yrs
Head: 59.5cm
NECK: 35.7cm
DATA FOR FEMALE
I. Age: 25rs
Head: 57.2cm
NECK: 34.5cm
II. Age: 28yrs
Head: 55cm
NECK: 36.5cm
III. Age: 28yrs
Head: 57.5cm
NECK: 33.5cm
IV. Age: 26yrs
Head: 55.5cm
NECK: 36.5cm
V. Age: 29yrs
Head: 56cm
NECK: 34cm
2. Nursing research is a planned and systematic application of the scientific method to the study
of problem.
3. Topic: Effect of Stress on health care worker
Independent Variable: effect of stress
Dependent Variable: health care worker
MATRIC NO: NACON/45/090
ReplyDeleteRESEARCH ASSIGNMENT
QUESTION
1. Measure and record in centimeters(cm) the girth(head) and neck circumference of 5 males and 5 females according to their age.
2. What is nursing research?
3. Write a topic of your own and identify the two(2) variables.
ANSWERS
1. DATA FOR MALE
I. O. G
Age: 24yrs
Head: 58cm
NECK: 38cm
II. J. A
Age: 27yrs
Head: 59cm
NECK: 37cm
III. M. S
Age: 37yrs
Head: 58cm
NECK: 38cm
IV. S. D
Age: 28yrs
Head: 59cm
NECK: 38cm
V. M. U
Age: 27yrs
Head: 55cm
NECK: 38cm
DATA FOR FEMALE
I. J. A
Age: 21yrs
Head: 55cm
NECK: 30cm
II. A. O
Age: 18 yrs
Head: 56cm
NECK: 31cm
III. A. R
Age: 29yrs
Head: 55cm
NECK: 31cm
IV. C. W
Age: 27yrs
Head: 56cm
NECK: 34cm
V. A. D
Age: 22yrs
Head: 58cm
NECK: 31cm
2. Nursing research is a systematic approach using scientific method to solve problems and answer questions.
3. Topic: Stress and Coping Strategies Among Student Nurses Attending Nigerian Army College Of Nursing Yaba, Lagos State.
Independent Variable: coping strategies among student
Dependent Variable: stress
ReplyDeleteName :Abdullahi Hassan Matric/No: Nacon /ND/HND/Set46/003
Assignment
Biostatistics are the development and application of statistical methods to a wide range of topics in biology. It encompasses the design of biological experiments, the collection and analysis of data from those experiments and the interpretation of the results.
2a. Biostatistics is used to determine how diseases develop, progress and spread. For example, biostatisticians use statistics to predict the behavior of an illness like the flu. It's used to help predict the mortality rate, the symptoms and even the time of year people might get it
b. Familiarity with statistical principles helps nurses understand and evaluate the results of health care studies. It also enables them to participate in medical research projects and communicate the results of biostatistical research to patients and other health care workers in ways that are easy for them to understand.
c. Biostatistics help design, manage and analyze cancer clinical trials. They also help identify the causes and characteristics of cancer. Oncologists rely on these numbers to recommend treatments for their cancer patients
AGUNLOKO DEBORAH
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Record in centimeters(cm) the girth(head) and neck circumference of 5 males and 5 females according to their age.
What is nursing research?
Write a topic of your own and identify the two(2) variables.
ANSWERS
DATA FOR MALE
l. Age: 38yrs Head: 56.3cm NECK: 37cm
ll. Age: 37 years Head: 58cm, Neck: 38cm
Ill. Age: 32 years, Head: 57cm, NECK: 39cm
IV. Age: 27 years, Head: 59cm, NECK: 37cm
V. Age: 25 Head: 56cm, NECK: 37cm
DATA FOR FEMALE
l. Age: 29 years Head: 55cm, NECK: 36cm
l l. Age: 35 years Head: 57cm, NECK: 37cm
I ll. Age: 27 years, Head: 56cm, NECK: 34cm
IV. Age: 28 years, Head: 54cm, NECK: 34cm
V.Age: 21, Head: 52cm, NECK: 31 cm
Nursing research is a planned and systematic application of the scientific method to the study of problem.
Topic: Knowledge of the cause and prevention of Anaemie in pregnancy among Pregnant Mothers
Independent Variable: Anaemie
Dependent Variable: Pregnant Mothers
NAME: OGBONNA OLUCHUKWU SMITH
ReplyDeleteMATRIC NO: NACON/44/061
RESEARCH ASSIGNMENT
QUESTION
1. Measure and record in centimeters(cm) the girth(head) and neck circumference of 5 males and 5 females according to their age.
2. What is nursing research?
3. Write a topic of your own and identify the two(2) variables.
ANSWERS
1. DATA FOR MALE
I. Age: 26yrs
Head: 23.5cm
NECK: 16cm
II. Age: 36yrs
Head: 23cm
NECK: 17cm
III. Age: 23yrs
Head: 21cm
NECK: 13cm
IV. Age: 19yrs
Head: 22cm
NECK: 15cm
V. Age: 25yrs
Head: 24cm
NECK: 16cm
DATA FOR FEMALE
I. Age: 28yrs
Head: 59cm
NECK: 34cm
II. Age: 21yrs
Head: 23cm
NECK: 13cm
III. Age: 18yrs
Head: 23cm
NECK: 12cm
IV. Age: 19yrs
Head: 22cm
NECK: 12cm
V. Age: 29yrs
Head: 57cm
NECK: 37cm
2. Nursing research is a developed knowledge about health and promotion of health over the full lifespan, care of persons with health problems and disabilities and nursing actions to enhance the ability of individuals to respond effectively actual or potential health problems. .
3. Topic: The effect of sexual activities among nursing students of Nigeria college of nursing.
Independent Variable: Sexual Activities
Dependent Variable: Among Nursing Student
Name:Balogun Akeem opeyemi
ReplyDeletematric no: Nacon/ND/ HND/set46/014
Assignment
1) WHAT IS BIOSTATISTICS?
Biostatistics is a branch of statistics that deals with data relating to living organisms. This is the application of statistical principles to questions and problems in medicine, public health or biology. The discipline of biostatistics provides tools and techniques for collecting data and then summarizing, analyzing and interpreting it.
Biostatistics embraces those techniques pertaining to health and health-related sciences.
2) Application of biostatistics in Nursing
1) statistic enable us to understand our patients: it help us to confront the reality and it also help us to respond to their challenge scientifically and cognitively.
2) with statistics, Nurses engage in strategies to promote the positive image of the professional by constantly updating and improving our nursing knowledge.
3) statistics enable us to compare option for practice, such as knowledge on nursing care plan chat.
4) statistics challenge us to rethink our assumption: the ability to compare and consider statistical data assists in making informed objective decisions and one that can be Defended .
NAME: AGINAH PERPETUA
ReplyDeleteMAT. NO.: NACON/45/010
COURSE: RESEARCH METHODOLOGY.
ASSIGNMENT:
1. Measure and record in centimeters(cm) the girth(head) and neck circumference of 5 males and 5 females according to their age.
Males
A. Name: Morre
Age:35yrs
Head:57cm
Neck:38cm
B. Name: Affa
Age: 35yrs
Head: 56.5cm
Neck: 37cm
C. Name: Bibian
Age: 26yrs
Head: 56cm
Neck: 36cm
D. Name: Shin
Age: 36yrs
Head: 59cm
Neck: 43cm
E.Name: Raph
Age: 24yrs
Head: 58cm
Neck: 39cm
Females
A. Name: Chiko
Age: 20yrs
Head: 59cm
Neck: 36cm
B. Name: Sulla
Age: 28yrs
Head: 53cm
Neck: 32cm
C. Name: Stella
Age: 19yrs
Head: 56cm
Neck: 32cm
D. Name: Chima
Age: 19yrs
Head: 55cm
Neck: 33cm
E. Name: Tama
Age: 32yrs
Head: 59cm
Neck: 38cm
2. What is nursing research?
Nursing research is a systematic enquiry that uses logical scientific method to answer questions or solve problems. It can be viewed as the collection of data in a rigorous control situation for the purpose of prediction and explanation. It is a scientific process because the results are variables. It is also stated as a systematic search for answers to questions about facts and relationship between facts.
3. Write a topic of your own and identify the two(2) variables.
Investigation into the effects of diabetes mellitus in the aged.
Independent variable: diabetes mellitus
Dependent variable: the aged.
Name= OMOSAYE SUCCESS
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Course= RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
ASSIGNMENT
Measure and record in centimeters(cm) the girth(head) and neck circumference of 5 males and 5 females according to their age.
ANSWERS
MALE DATA
1. Name= SUCCESS
Age = 28
Head = 57
Neck = 40
2. Name= MADU
Age = 24
Head = 58
Neck = 37
3. Name= BITRUS
Age = 25
Head = 57
Neck = 37
4. Name= JOHN
Age = 27
Head = 57
Neck = 38
5. Name=IDIKA
Age = 25
Head = 59
Neck = 41
FEMALE DATA
1. Name= MERCY
Age = 28
Head = 59
Neck = 35
2. Name=JUDITH
Age = 25
Head = 58
Neck = 33
3. Name= MAX
Age = 22
Head = 60
Neck = 34
4. Name= ENEMEN
Age = 20
Head = 58
Neck = 35
5. Name= EVELYN
Age = 25
Head = 58
Neck = 33
Onoja gift ene
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Assignment
1)Define Biostatistics
Biostatistics (also known as biometry) can thebe defined as the development and application of statistical methods to a wide range of topics in biology. It encompasses the design of biological experiments,the collection and analysis of data from those experiments and the interpretation of the results.
2) Explain the application of Biostatistics in Nursing
1) Biostatistics familiarity with statistical principles helps nurses understand and evaluate the results of health care studies. It also enables them to participate in medical research projects and communicate the results of biostatistical research to patients and other health care workers in ways that are easy for them to understand. The analytical and interpretive concepts underlying biostatistics correspond to many advanced nursing practices, including the creation of more efficient care delivery systems and the development of individualized care strategies intended to improve patient outcomes.
2)Using statistics and EBP helps nurses apply the most current and up-to-date research and evidence to patient care delivery.
3)Nurses also need to understand statistical concepts such as validity, reliability, and statistical significance when reviewing healthcare research or consulting journals about best practices and new treatments for patient care.
4)They need statistics knowledge so they can read and interpret nursing and medical research findings, use appropriate statistical methods to report their own research, understand when research findings are statistically significant, and determine if they are generalizable to certain groups of people.
Matric number: NACON/ND/HND/SET46/008
ReplyDeleteNAME: AGBIWE SHARON
ASSIGNMENT
1. What is biostatistics
2. Explain application of biostatistics in nursing
1. Biostatistics is the study of statistics that deals with data relating to living organisms which provides tools and techniques for collecting data and then summarizing, analyzing and interpreting it.
2i.IN DISEASE CONDITION:This biostatistics helps the nurses mainly during Corona virus pandemic to know the actual patient been treated and survived and the number of Dead once.
2ii. ADMINSTRATION OF DRUGS TO A PATIENT ON ADMISSION: With the help of biostatistics it help the nurses to know
the effect of drugs on in patient life weather it's improving the health care or causing more harm to the patient.
2iii. IN RESEARCH CASE: This biostatistics helps the nurses during research concerning a particular condition and how to provide solution to that case.
2iv. with statistics, Nurses engage in strategies to promote the positive image of the professional by constantly updating and improving our nursing knowledge.
2v. statistics enable us to compare option for practice, such as knowledge on nursing care plan chat.
ADEWA O.I
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Assignment
What is Nursing research
Nursing research is a scientific process that validates and refines existing Knowledge and generates new knowledge that directly and indirectly influence nursing research .It is the key to building an evidence based practice for nursing.
Nursing as an evidence based area of practice has been developing since the time of Florence Nightingale to the present day,where many nurses now work as researchers the based in universities as well as in health care setting.
2)Write a topic of your own and identity the two variables.
Factors responsible for the increase in school fees among student nurses in Nigeria army college of nursing.
Independent variable:the increase in school fees
Dependent variable: Students nurses
The effect of failure among student nurses in Nigeria army college of nursing.
Independent variable: failure
Dependent variable: Nursing student.
NAME: BALOGUN DEBORAH OPEYEMI
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RESEARCH ASSIGNMENT
1. What is a nursing research?
Nursing research is a rigorous scientific inquiry that provides a significant body of knowledge to advance nursing practice, shape health policy and impact the health of people
2. Write a topic of your own and identify the two variables
Topic: Knowledge and practice of infection control among nurses
Independent variable: Infection control
Dependent variable: Nurses
NAME: Kwada Marry
ReplyDeleteMATRIC NUMBER: NACON/ND/HND/SET46/041
BIOSTATISTICS ASSIGNMENT
1) WHAT IS BIOSTATISTICS?
Biostatistics is a branch of statistics that deals with data relating to living organisms. This is the application of statistical principles to questions and problems in medicine, public health or biology. The discipline of biostatistics provides tools and techniques for collecting data and then summarizing, analyzing and interpreting it.
Biostatistics embraces those techniques pertaining to health and health-related sciences.
2)APPLICATION OF BIOSTATISTICS IN NURSING
I) Nurses can use statistics to identify patterns in vital signs and symptoms so they can make informed decisions to better the patient’s changing condition.
II) Statistics helps Nurses apply the most current and up-to-date research and evidence to patient care delivery.
III)Biostatistics helps patients understand the risks and side effects of certain treatment and procedures.
IV) it also helps Medical personnel and nurses conduct and analyses certain disease conditions and their treatment.
V) It also helps in the analysis of health related data and information and making facilities in Vogue known to people. E.g latest ICU machine, Blood pressure machine etc
NAME: OBIEZEONU CHISOM SCHOLASTICA
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RESEARCH ASSIGNMENT
Question
Write a Concept for Research.
Answer
The Effect Of Family Planing On Modern Day Parents.
Jolayemi Aanuoluwa
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Biostatistics is an aspect of Medicine that deals with the collection of data, processing and input of data in the analysis of the general health condition for a given number of test subjects
Importance of Biostatistics
1. It provides data to identify risk factors for a disease.
2. It's helps a nurse to participate effectively in research
3. It helps to monitor clinical trials and testing and to evaluate them correctly
NAME:EZEH OLUCHUKWU FELICITY
ReplyDeleteMATRIC NUMBER:NACON/ND/HND/SET46/028.
1) Definition of nursing research
Nursing research is a research that provides evidence used to support nursing practices.According to American Association of Colleges of nursing,rigorous nursing research provides a body of knowledge that helps advance nursing practice.The findings of such scientific inquiry may also help shape health policy and contribute to global healthcare.
2).My own topic and identification of the two variables.
-The effect of poor nutrition on pregnant women.
Independent variable: Poor Nutrition.
Dependent variable: pregnant women.
NAME: ADEGBESAN ADEBOMILEHIN SANDRA
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ASSIGNMENT
1. WHAT IS NURSING RESEARCH?
Nursing research is a process of finding out the solution to a problem.It is a sequence of activities which when followed enables the investigator to achieve his aim.
2.WRITE A TOPIC OF YOUR OWN AND IDENTIFY THE TEO DIFFERENT VARIABLES.
The effect of personal hygiene in females.
-Personal hygiene is the Independent Variable
-Females is the Dependent Variable.
NAME: OBIEZEONU CHISOM SCHOLASTICA
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RESEARCH ASSIGNMENT
Nursing Research is a research that provides evidence used to support nursing practices. Nursing research develops knowledge about health and the promotion of health over the full life-span, care of persons with health problems and disabilities and nursing actions to enhance the ability of individuals to respond effectively to actual and potential health problems. Nursing as an evidence-based area of practice, has been developing since the time of Florence Nightingale to the present day, where many nurses work as researchers based in universities as well as in the health care setting.
2. Concept: THE EFFECTS OF FAMILY PLANNING ON MODERN DAY PARENTS.
1) Independent Variable: FAMILY PLANNING
2) Dependent Variable: MODERN DAY PARENTS.
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RESEARCH ASSIGNMENT QUESTION
1. What is Nursing Research
According to the National Center for Nursing Research (NCNR) (1998), “Nursing research is the testing of knowledge that can be used to guide nursing practice. It is concerned with examining questions and verifying interventions based on human experiences.” Nursing research develops knowledge about health and the promotion of health over the full lifespan, care of persons with health problems and disabilities, and nursing actions to enhance the ability of individuals to respond effectively to actual or potential health problems.
2. Write your own topic to identify the two variables.
A. INDEPENDENT VARIABLE: Poor Feeding habits/ nutrition
B. Parenting.
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RESEARCH ASSIGNMENT
1) Wat is nursing research
Nursing research is a systematic, scientific inquiry to answer specific questions or test hypotheses. It also helps nurses to create a new solution to old problems or validate existing knowledge and methods.
2) Write your own topic and identify the two variables.
Topic: The effect of hard drugs on youth.
A. Independent variable: Hard drugs
B: Dependent variable: Youth.
Name:omotoso oluwatosin Deborah
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1.Nursing research is research that provides evidence used to support nursing practices. Nursing, as an evidence-based area of practice, has been developing since the time of Florence Nightingale to the present day, where many nurses now work as researchers based in universities as well as in the health care setting.
2)The effect of exposure of nicotine on developing foetus .
Independent Variable:presence of nicotine.
Dependant variable:the developing foetus
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RESEARCH ASSIGNMENT
Nursing Research is a testing of knowledge that can be used to guide nursing practice. It is concerned with examining questions and verifying interventions based on human experience. This definition is according to National Centers for Nursing Research (NCNR) in 1998.
2. Concept: THE EFFECTS OF AGING ON IMMUNE SYSTEM .
1) Independent Variable: AGING
2) Dependent Variable: IMMUNE SYSTEM
NAME:OTTI STEPHANIE NJIDEKA
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1) Definition of nursing research
Nursing research is a research that provides evidence used to support nursing practices.According to American Association of Colleges of nursing,rigorous nursing research provides a body of knowledge that helps advance nursing practice.The findings of such scientific inquiry may also help shape health policy and contribute to global healthcare.
2). Topic and identification
-The effect of malnutrition on child development
Independent variable:
Malnutrition
Dependent variable: Child development
NAME: Osita Ebube Grace
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Research assignment
1) Definition of nursing research
Nursing research is a research that provides evidence used to support nursing practices and a body of knowledge that enhance nursing practices.
2). Context and identification
-The effect of parental guidance in child training
Independent variable:
Parental guidance
Dependent variable: Child training
SHARAFADEEN RAHMAT
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Research assignment
1) Definition of nursing research
Nursing research is a research that provides evidence used to support nursing practices and a body of knowledge that enhance nursing practices.
2). Context and identification
- The effect of diabetes on wounded aged individual
- Blood sugar
- Diabette
- Causes of diabetes
- Blood sugar range
- Insulin effect/ Glucagon effect
- Effect of Diabetes
MATRIC NUMBER: NACON/ND/HND/SET46/053
ReplyDeleteNAME: OKOH AGHOGHO DEBORAH
RESEARCH ASSIGNMENT
1.) What is a nursing research?
Nursing research is a formal, systematic and rigorous process of inquiry used by nurses to generate and test the concepts and position that constitute middle range nursing theories, which are derived from or linked with a conceptual model of nursing.
2.) Write a topic of your own and identify the two variables?
Topic: The effect of ideal personal hygiene on an individual.
Independent variable: ideal personal hygiene
Dependent variable: individual.
MATRIC NUMBER: NACON/ND/HND/SET 46/056
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1) What is Nursing Research
According to the National center of Nursing Research (NCNR) in 1998
Nursing Research is the testing of knowledge that can be used to guide nursing practice. It is concerned with examining questions and verifying intervention based on human experiences
Nursing Research is also a research that provides evidence used to support nursing practices
2) Write a topic of your own and identify your two variables
Topic: The effects of drug abuse on young adults
Independent variable:drug abuse
Dependent variable: young adults
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ASSIGNMENT
1 What is nursing research
Answer:
According to the National center of Nursing Research (NCNR) in 1998
Nursing Research is the testing of knowledge that can be used to guide nursing practice. It is concerned with examining questions and verifying intervention based on human experiences
2.Write a topic of your own and identify your two variables
Answer
Topic: The effects of hazard on prenatal development
Independent variable:hazards
Dependent variable: prenatal development
Fakiyesi Esther
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Assignment
1.what is nursing research
Nursing research is a systematic process of finding solution to already existing problem in nursing practice.
2.write a topic on your own and identify the dependent and independent variable
Topic:The effect of malnutrition on children's health.
Independent variable: malnutrition
Dependent variable: children's health
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Question 1: Definition of Nursing Research?
Nursing Research develops knowledge about health and the promotion of health over the full lifespan, care of persons with health problems and disabilities and nursing actions to enhance the ability of individuals to respond effectively to actual or potential health problems...
Question 2) application of Nursing research?.
I) It helps them advance their field, stay updated and offer better patient care.
II) It can also help nurses to use information literacy skills more effectively to develop their own conclusions..
III) Research also helps nursing respond to changes in the health care environment, patient and government regulations....
Question 3) write a topic and outline the dependent and independent variable?
The effects of cardiac exercise on patients with cardiamyopathy..
Independent variable : cardiac exercise
Dependent variable :Patients with cardiac myopathy...
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ASSIGNMENT
1.Define nursing research
Nursing research is a research that provides evidence used to support nursing practices.
2. Write a topic and outline the independent and dependent variable.
Topic: Common birth defects amongst infants in Nigeria
*Independent variable- birth defects
*Dependent variable- infant's
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Ajasa Tinuade Stephanie
1.)What's nursing research?
Answer:
Nursing research is research that provides evidence used to support nursing practices. Nursing, as an evidence-based area of practice, has been developing since the time of Florence Nightingale to the present day, where many nurses now work as researchers based in universities as well as in the health care setting.
2.)Write a topic and outline the independent and dependent variable.
Answer:
The effect of environmental sanitation on the environment
Independent variable: Effect of environmental sanitation
Dependent variable:Environment
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Assignments
Application of research in nursing
1)It helps them advance their field, stay updated and offer better patient care.
2)Acquire the best evidence through a thorough search .
3)Construct a Clinical question derived from the patients problem
4)Assess the patient and the need for change.
5)It help appraise the evidence for validity and usefulness
NAME: Idika Chimbueze Ndukwem
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1) Definition of nursing research
Nursing research is a research that provides evidence used to support nursing practices.According to American Association of Colleges of nursing,rigorous nursing research provides a body of knowledge that helps advance nursing practice.The findings of such scientific inquiry may also help shape health policy and contribute to global healthcare.
2).My own topic and identification of the two variables.
-The effect of gastroenteritis on Nigerian children
Independent variable: gastroenteritis
Dependent variable: Nigerian children
NAME: EZEOCHA MERCY
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ASSIGNMENT :
1) NURSING RESEARCH : it can be defined as a research that provides evidence used to support nursing practice.
Nursing research develops knowledge about health and the promotion of health over the lifespan, care of persons with health problems and disabilities and nursing actions to enhance the ability of individuals to respond effectively to actual or potential health problems.
2) RESEARCH TOPIC
1) the investigation of family planning on health status of women in yaba.
* family planning is independent variable.
** health status of women in Yaba.
OR
2) The assessment of nutrition therapy on peptic ulcer patient in falomo hospital Lagos.
* nutrition therapy is independent variable.
** peptic ulcer patient in falomo hospital Lagos is dependent variable.
Name: Muhammad Maimuna
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Assignment
1) Define biostatistics
2) Application of biostatistics to nursing:
*Answers*
1)Biostatistics are the development and application of statistical methods to a wide range of topics in biology. It encompasses the design of biological experiments, the collection and analysis of data from those experiments and the interpretation of the results.
2)Nurses can use statistics to identify patterns in vital signs and symptoms so they can make informed decisions to better respond to a patient 's changing medical status.
ii) Even the use data sheets or frequency charts to document the timing of medications given to patients is a way nurses can use statistics.
iii) Knowledge of statistics helps medical professionals evaluate studies that assess the efficacy of treatments and intervention
iv)Biostatistics help Nurses to understand and evaluate the results of health care studies.
v)biostatistics enables Nurses to participate in medical research.
vi)In disease Surveillance:- Biostatistics is used to determine how disease develop progress and spread.
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Assignment
1)Definition of Nursing research
2)Write a topic and outline the independent and dependent variable.
Answers:
1)Nursing research is research that provides evidence used to support nursing practices. Nursing, as an evidence-based area of practice, has been developing since the time of Florence Nightingale to the present day, where many nurses now work as researchers based in universities as well as in the health care setting.
2)Effect of jaundice on children
Independent variable: effect of jaundice
Dependent variable: children
Oyibo Deborah Ejiro
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1. Nursing research is a process of finding out the solution to a problem. It is a sequence of activities which when followed enables the investigator to receive his aim. It involves scientific inquiry and so would require knowledge of the characteristics of scientific method. Research is a systematic investigation into and study of materials and sources inorder to establish facts and reach new conclusions.
2. Importance of research in Nursing
1. To improve nursing standards.
2. To improve nursing education system.
3. To become dynamic.
4. To solve daily obstacle.
5. To help nurses investigate regarding various method of treatment in advanced form.
6. To invent new techniques.
7. To save nursing profession legally.
8. To provide cost effective patient care.
3. CONCEPT:
AN INVESTIGATION OF HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE IN AFRICAN ADULTS.
OBIEZEONU CHISOM SCHOLASTICA
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RESEARCH ASSIGNMENT
CONCEPT: CONTRACEPTION
LAWAL ANUOLUWAPO AYOMIDE
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CONCEPT: CHILD ABUSE
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Ajasa Tinuade Stephanie
Concept: Environmental sanitation
NAME:EZEOCHA MERCY
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ASSIGNMENT:
Write you're topic concept.
TOPIC CONCEPT: FAMILY PLANNING.
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Research Assignment:
Topic concept:
Malaria
Name: Felix Chioma Joy
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Assignment:
Research concept
Causes of Infertility in women
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What is nursing research?
Important of nursing research to nursing.
According to National Center for Nursing Research (NCNR) in 1998, Nursing Research is the testing of knowledge that can be used to guide nursing practice. It is concerned with examing question and verifying intervention based on human experience.
Important of research to nursing
Research is nursing improve health care delivery outcome.
Understanding the research process help nurses approach any job with critical thinking skills.
Research in nursing help to formulate or refine a nursing thoery.
Research in nursing o help nurses make evidence base treatment decision.
Research in nursing helps to design effective intervention.
NAME: Abioye Azeezat
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Assignment:
1) What is nursing research?
Nursing research develops knowledge about health and the promotion of health over the full lifespan, care of persons with health problems and disabilities, and nursing actions to enhance the ability of individuals to respond effectively to actual or potential health problems.
2) Write a topic of your own and identify the two variables
Impact of living with sickle cell anaemia
Independent variables: impact of living
Dependent variables: sickle cell anaemia
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Assignment:
Research concept
Problem of pregnancy and abortion on Girl_Child education
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Topic concept: HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE.
JUAN JOHN
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Research topic
THE EFFECT OF HYPERTENSION ON OLDER ADULT
TPR MADU ROBINSON
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RESEARCH TOPIC:THE EFFECT OF DRUG ABUSE AMONG ADOLESCENT IN NACON ENVIRONMENT.
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WHAT IS BIOSTATISTICS?
Biostatistics is a branch of statistics that deals with data relating to living organisms. This is the application of statistical principles to questions and problems in medicine, public health or biology. The discipline of biostatistics provides tools and techniques for collecting data and then summarizing, analyzing and interpreting it.
Biostatistics embraces those techniques pertaining to health and health-related sciences.
APPLICATION OF BIOSTATISTICS IN NURSING
I) Nurses can use statistics to identify patterns in vital signs and symptoms so they can make informed decisions to better the patient’s changing condition.
II) Statistics helps Nurses apply the most current and up-to-date research and evidence to patient care delivery.
III)Biostatistics helps patients understand the risks and side effects of certain treatment and procedures.
IV) it also helps Medical personnel and nurses conduct and analyses certain disease conditions and their treatment.
V) It also helps in the analysis of health related data and information and making facilities in Vogue known to people. E.g latest ICU machine, Blood pressure machine .
Fakiyesi Esther
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Research concept
THE EFFECTS OF MALNUTRITION ON ADOLESCENT OF YABA COMMUNITY.
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ASSIGNMENT
1 What is nursing research
Answer:
According to the National center of Nursing Research (NCNR) in 1998
Nursing Research is the testing of knowledge that can be used to guide nursing practice. It is concerned with examining questions and verifying intervention based on human experiences
2.Write a topic of your own and identify your two variables
Answer
The effect of deficient health knowledge in Yaba community
NAME:EZEOCHA MERCY.
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ASSIGNMENT.
A)Definition of terms.
1)NURSING MOTHERS: A nursing mother is a woman who is feeding her baby with her own breast milk.
2)EXCLUSIVE BREAST FEEDING: means that the infant receives only breast milk no other liquids or solids are given not even water with the exception of oral rehydration solution or drops/syrups of vitamins,minerals or medicines.
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of finding out the solution to a problem. It is a sequence of activities which when followed enables the investigator to receive his aim. It involves scientific inquiry and so would require knowledge of the characteristics of scientific method. Research is a systematic investigation into and study of materials and sources inorder to establish facts and reach new conclusions.
2. Importance of research in Nursing
1. To improve nursing standards.
2. To improve nursing education system.
3. To become dynamic.
4. To solve daily obstacle.
5. To help nurses investigate regarding various method of treatment in advanced form.
6. To invent new techniques.
7. To save nursing profession legally.
8. To provide cost effective patient care.
3. CONCEPT:Effects of alcohol on academic performance of male students in shomolu Local Government Area of Lagos State
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MATRIC NO:NACON ND/HND/SET 46/020
BIOSTATISTICS ASSIGNMENT
1) WHAT IS BIOSTATISTICS?
Biostatistics is a branch of statistics that deals with data relating to living organisms. This is the application of statistical principles to questions and problems in medicine, public health or biology. The discipline of biostatistics provides tools and techniques for collecting data and then summarizing, analyzing and interpreting it.
Biostatistics embraces those techniques pertaining to health and health-related sciences.
2)APPLICATION OF BIOSTATISTICS IN NURSING
I) Nurses can use statistics to identify patterns in vital signs and symptoms so they can make informed decisions to better the patient’s changing condition.
II) Statistics helps Nurses apply the most current and up-to-date research and evidence to patient care delivery.
III)Biostatistics helps patients understand the risks and side effects of certain treatment and procedures.
IV) it also helps Medical personnel and nurses conduct and analyses certain disease conditions and their treatment.
V) It also helps in the analysis of health related data and information and making facilities in Vogue known to people. E.g latest ICU machine, Blood pressure machine etc
NAME: MAXWELL CHISOM ESTHER
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SUBJECT: ASSIGNMENT ON BIOSTATISTICS
MEASUREMENTS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
FOR BOYS
NAME: David John
AGE: 28YRS
CHEST:98CM
NAME: James Mike
AGE: 23YRS
CHEST: 100CM
NAME :Adam Fatai
AGE: 25YRS
CHEST:103CM
NAME: Michael Bright
AGE: 30YRS
CHEST:90CM
NAME :James Paul
AGE:28YRS
CHEST:93CM
FOR GIRLS
NAME: Blessing Friday
AGE: 18YRS
CHEST:87 CM
NAME: Aisha Ahmad
AGE: 23YRS
CHEST:93CM
NAME :Deborah Rapheal
AGE: 22YRS
CHEST:87CM
NAME:Caleb Joy
AGE: 22YRS
CHEST:87CM
NAME :Blessing John
AGE:28YRS
CHEST:90CM
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Delete1. Nursing research develops knowledge about health and the promotion of health over the full lifespan, care of persons with health problems and disabilities, and nursing actions to enhance the ability of individuals to respond effectively to actual or potential health problems.
The effect of climate change on human adaptation.
Independent variable: Effect of climate change.
Dependent variable: human adaptation.
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ReplyDelete1) Nursing research is the systematic, organized,controlled,process involving observations with the aim of discovering solution to the problem related to nursing profession
2)Effect of dietary regimen on diabetic patient
Independent variable;dietary regimen
Dependent variable; diabetic patient
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ReplyDelete1.Research is "creative and systematic work undertaken to increase the stock of knowledge".It involves the collection, organization and analysis of evidence to increase understanding of a topic, characterized by a particular attentiveness to controlling sources of bias and error.
2.EFFECT OF CHILD ABUSE ON TEENAGE GIRLS
*INDEPENDENT VARIABLE is effect of child abuse
*DEPENDENT VARIABLE is teenage girls.
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ReplyDelete1) Nursing Research is a systematic, organized and scientific method that involves the use of laid down or standard principles in resolving a problem of interest or to enhance nursing practices.
2)How does lack of sleep affect mental health
Lack of sleep: Independent Variable
Mental health: Dependent Variable
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ReplyDelete1. Nursing research is a systematic, organized and cumulatively, scientific process of using laid down principles in searching for and validating knowledge about issues of importance to the nursing profession. It is use to develop knowledge about health and the promotion of health over the full lifespan, care of persons with health problems and disabilities, and nursing actions to enhance the ability of individuals to respond effectively to actual or potential health problems.
2. Effect of antenatal care on children mortality during labour.
a. Independent variable: Effect of Antenatal care.
b . Dependent variable: children mortality during labour
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ReplyDelete1.Nursing Research; is research that provides evidence which is used to support nursing practices, Nursing , as an evidence based - area of practice, has been developing since the time of Florence nightingale to the present day, where many nurses now work as researchers based in the universities ass well as in the health setting.
2. political misinformation in the digital Age during pandemic; partnership, propaganda, democratic decision - making
a. dependent variable
misinformation in the digital age during pandemic
b. independent variable
partnership, propaganda and democratic decision - making.
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ReplyDelete1. Nursing research develops knowledge about health and the promotion of health over the full lifespan, care of persons with health problems and disabilities, and nursing actions to enhance the ability of individuals to respond effectively to actual or potential health problems.
2. "The effect of extracurricular activities on student's performance"
a. dependent variable
Student's performance
b. Independent variable
Extracurricular activities
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ReplyDelete1.'Nursing research is a way to identify new knowledge, improve professional education and practices and use of resources effectively.
2.TOPIC;"Effects of environmental health on the outbreak of diseases".
INDEPENDENT VARIABLE; Environmental health
DEPENDENT VARIABLE;Outbreak of diseases
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ReplyDeleteNursing research is a systematic, logical and orderly process of investigation or re-search (sharing again) into new or already established material, sources or fact for the purpose of verifying existing knowledge or discovering new conclusion in the field of nursing .
Research topic: The of malaria in pregnancy
Dependent variable: pregnancy
Independent variable: Malaria.
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ReplyDeleteSAYA FOLORUNSHO AYOMIDE
Nursing Research can simply be defined as the scientific, systematic and orderly process of investigating or probing into concepts and issues relating to health in order to improve health or procure solution to certain health problems using logical approach in nursing profession.
Research Topic: The effect of nutrition on human Heath.
Dependent Variable: Human health
Independent Variable: Nutrition
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ReplyDeleteADESUGBA OMOLADE ESTHER
Nursing research can simply defined as a scientific and systematic process whereby a problem is being identified, investigated (through the collection of data),interpretation of the data and analysis of this data to arrive at a result for the motive of finding solutions to nursing problems.
RESEARCH TOPIC: THE EFFECTS OF HARD DRUGS ON ATHLETES PERFORMANCE.
Dependent Variable: Athletes.
Independent Variable: Hard drug.
1)Nursing research can be define as a systematic enquiry designed to develop knowledge about the issues of importance to the Nursing profession, including Nursing practice, education, administration and informatics
ReplyDelete2)NACON Nursing students’ perception of gender-defined roles in nursing practice.
Dependent variable: perception of gender
Independent variable: nursing practice
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ReplyDeleteFapohunda Temitope.
1. What is Nursing research?
Nursing research is a systematic, organized and cumulatively, scientific process of using laid down principle and validating knowledge about issues of importance to nursing carrier.
2. RESEARCH TOPIC: Effects of Alcoholism on lactating mothers.
Independent variables: Effects of alcoholism
Dependent variables: lactating mothers.
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1)What is nursing research?
Nursing research is a systematic organized quest, which applies scientific method to the process of collecting interpreting and analysing data in order to solve problems related to the nursing career.
2) research topic: Effect of complementary feeding in 6 months old children
Dependent variable: complementary feeding
Independent variable: 6 months old children.
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ReplyDelete1.) What is Nursing research?
Nursing research can be define as a scientific, systematic, organized and controlled process of finding solutions to the problems in Nursing profession.
2.) Research topic: The importance of proper nutrition during pregnancy.
- Independent variable: Proper Nutrition
- Dependent variable: Pregnancy
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ReplyDelete1-What is nursing research:is a developed knowledge about health and promotion of health over the full lifespan,care of person with health issues and disability,and nursing actions to enhance the ability of individuals to respond effectively to actual or potential health problem
ReplyDelete2-Research topic: Antibiotics impact on childhood immunity
Independent variable: Antibiotics
Dependent variable: Childhood Immunity
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ReplyDelete1.Research is a process of systematic inquiry that entails collection of data; documentation of critical information; and analysis and interpretation of that data/information, in accordance with suitable methodologies set by specific professional fields and academic disciplines.
2. Effect of drug abuse among male students in Nigeria Army college of Nursing
*INDEPENDENT VARIABLE drug abuse
*DEPENDENT VARIABLE is male students
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ReplyDelete1) What is Nursing Research?
Nursing research is a systematic,organized and cumulatively, scientific process of using laiddown principles in searching for and validating knowledge about issues of importance to the nursing profession.
2) Effect of rectal acetaminophen for immediate postoperative pain relief in paediatric case of inguinal hernia.
*Independent variable: Rectal acetaminophen
Dependent variable: Immediate postoperative pain relief.
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ReplyDeleteResearch can be define as investigation or experimentation aimed at the discovery and interpretation of facts, revision of accepted theories or laws in the light of new facts, or practical application of such new or revised theories or laws
2. Research can be define as careful consideration of study regarding a particular concern or problem using scientific method according to American Sociologist Earl Rebort Babble research is a systematic inquiry to describe explain, predict and control the observed phenomenon it involve inductive and deductive methods.
2. The effect of anaesthesia on patients in the theatre recovery room at 7 Division Medical Services and Hospital, Maiduguri Borno State.
Independent variable Anaesthesia
Dependent variable The patients.
FAWOLE IYANUOLUWA
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1.Nursing research develops knowledge about health and the promotion of health over the full lifespan, care of persons with health problems and disabilities, and nursing actions to enhance the ability of individuals to respond effectively to actual or potential health problems.
Nursing research provides a body of knowledge that helps advance nursing practice.
2.EFFECT OF POLLUTION ON RURAL AREAS RESIDENCE
Independent variable:Pollution
Dependent variable:Rural area residence
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ReplyDelete1.Nursing research develops knowledge about health and the promotion of health over the full lifespan, care of persons with health problems and disabilities, and nursing actions to enhance the ability of individuals to respond effectively to actual or potential health problems.
2 Causes of high rate of peptic ulcer among chanchaga community Niger state.
INDEPENDENT VARIABLE : peptic ulcer
DEPENDENT VARIABLE:Chanchaga community.
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ReplyDeleteCHIBUISI BENJAMIN
1.Nursing research is research that provides evidence used to support nursing practices.
2.TO WHAT EXTENT DOES TRAFFIC AFFECT A PERSON'S MOOD?
a).INDEPENDENT VARIABLE: TRAFFIC
b).DEPENDED VARIABLE: MOOD
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ReplyDelete1.Nursing research is a systematic formal rigorous process used to gain solutions to a problem.
2.Effect of therapy on mental health of an individual
DEPENDENT VARIABLE:mental health
INDEPENDENT VARIABLE:therapy
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1. Nursing research is a systematic process that develops knowledge about health and the promotion of health over the full lifespan, care of persons with health problems and disabilities, and nursing actions to enhance the ability of individuals to respond effectively to actual or potential health problems.
2. Effects of pressure sores on a bedridden patient
a. DEPENDENT VARIABLE: Pressure sores
b. INDEPENDENT VARIABLE: Bedridden patient.
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ReplyDeleteSN IBRAHIM FARUK KANA.
(Q1) What is Nursing Research?
(Ans1) Nursing Research is a systematic inquiry designed to develop trustworthy evidence about issues of importance to the nursing profession, including nursing practice, education, administration, informatics, develops knowledge about health and the promotion of health over the full lifespan, care of persons with health problems and disabilities, and nursing actions to enhance the ability of individuals to respond effectively to actual or potential health problems.
• (Q2) Research Topic - The effects of malnutrition on the organ system.
• (a) INDEPENDENT VARIABLE : Malnutrition.
• (b) DEPENDENT VARIABLE : Organ system
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ReplyDeleteSN Asuquo Comfort Anieyie
1) Nursing research is defined as a systematic process based on a body of knowledge that helps to advance nursing practice.
2) The effects of physical exercise on Blood pressure.
a) Independent variable - Physical exercise
b) Dependent variable - Blood pressure
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ReplyDeleteSN Ayandare Rihanat Olakunbi
1)Nursing research can be defined as the systematic, organized and cumulatively scientific process of using laid down principles in searching knowledge about issues of important to the nursing profession.
2) The effects of chemotherapy on cancer patient
a) Independent variable - Chemotherapy
b) Dependent variable - Cancer patient
(Q1). What is Nursing Research?
ReplyDeleteNursing Research is a systematic, organized and cumulatively, scientific process of using laid down principles in search for and validating knowledge about issues of importance to the nursing profession.
(Q2). Research Topic: The effects of infertility
on the spouses’ relationship.
Independent veritable: Infertility.
Dependent variable: Spouse's Relationship.
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ReplyDelete1) Nursing research is a systematic investigation into and study of materials and sources in order to establish facts and reach new conclusion.
2) Complications of untreated appendicitis in pregnancy
a)Independent variable
untreated appendicitis
b)Dependent variable
Pregnancy.
NACONNDHNDSET47008
ReplyDelete1) Nursing research is a systematic, organized and cumulatively, scientific process of using laid down principles in searching for and validating knowledge about issues of importance to the nursing profession
2) Topic: Risk factors for pneumonia in small children
•independent variable: pneumonia
•dependent variable: small children
Nursing research develops knowledge about health and the promotion of health over the full life span, care of the person's with health problems and disabilities and nursing action to enhance the ability of individuals to respond effectively to actual or potential health problems.
ReplyDeleteThe measurement of how the amount of sunlight affects the growth of a type of plant.
Independent: amount of sunlight
Dependent: growth of a type of plant
The comparison of brands with paper towels, to see who holds the most liquid.
Dependent: brand of paper towel.
Independent: amount of liquid absorbed by the paper towel.
Nursing research develops knowledge about health and the promotion of health over the full life span, care of the person's with health problems and disabilities and nursing action to enhance the ability of individuals to respond effectively to actual or potential health problems.
DeleteThe measurement of how the amount of sunlight affects the growth of a type of plant.
Independent: amount of sunlight
Dependent: growth of a type of plant
The comparison of brands with paper towels, to see who holds the most liquid.
Independent: brand of paper towel.
Dependent: amount of liquid absorbed by the paper towel.
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DeleteKASALI OLAITAN ABAYOMI
(1) Nursing research is research that provides evidence used to support nursing practices. Nursing, as an evidence-based area of practice, has been developing since the time of Florence Nightingale to the present day, where many nurses now work as researchers based in universities as well as in the health care
(2) The effects of unprotected sex among youth
Independent variable: effect of unprotected sex
Dependent variable: among youth.
1)Nursing research can be defined as the systematic, organized and cumulatively scientific process of using laid down principles in searching knowledge about issues of important to the nursing profession. (2)predisposing factors of hypertension in pregnancy. (I)independent variable :Hypertension (ii) Dependent variable : pregnancy
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ReplyDeleteResearch can be defined as the scientific process of making investigation on problems in order to establish facts and reach new conclusion
ReplyDeleteInvestigation of the knowledge of nursing student and nursing assistant student on diabeties mellitus 2 and it prevention
Independent variable: knowledge of nursing student and nursing assistant student
Dependent variable: Diabetes mellitus 2 and prevention
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ReplyDelete1. Nursing research can be defined as the research that provides evidence used to support nursing practises.
2. Effect of evolution on Homo sapiens.
-Independent variable: Effect of evolution.
-Dependent variable:Homo Sapiens.
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1: Nursing Research can be defined as the systematic, organized and cumulatively scientific process of using laid down principles in searching knowledge about issues of importance to the nursing profession.
2: Genetic factors of diabetes in children
Independent variable: Genetic factors
Dependent variable: Diabetes in children.
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ReplyDeleteNursing research can be defined as the research that provides evidence used to support nursing practices... It is the scientific process of making investigations on problems in order to establish facts and reach new conclusions
2)Topic:Impact of obesity on children.
Independent variable:obesity
Dependent variable:children
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1.Nursing research can be defined as the scientific approach and application which provides evidence used to support nursing practice and develop knowledge about health and promotion of health over full lifespan and care of people with health problem and disability.
2.Topic: Effect of rehabilitation therapy on drug addicts
-Independent variable: Rehabilitation therapy
-Dependent variable:Drug addicts
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1: Nursing Research can be defined as the systematic, organized and cumulatively scientific process of using laid down principles in searching knowledge about issues of importance to the nursing profession.
2.Topic: Factors influencing the attitude of mother's towards immunization
-Independent variable: attitude of Mother
-Dependent variable: Immunization
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ReplyDelete1)Nursing research is research that provides evidence used to support nursing practices. Nursing research develops knowledge about health and the promotion of health over the full lifespan, care of persons with health problems and disabilities, and nursing actions to enhance the ability of individuals to respond effectively to actual or potential health problems
2)TOPIC: Effects of the environment on teenage pregnancy
-independent variable: effect of environment
- dependent variable: teenage pregnancy.
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ReplyDelete1.) Nursing research is a systematic inquiry designed to develop trustworthy evidence about issues of importance to the nursing profession, including nursing practice, education, administration and informatics.
2.) In a study of how different doses of a drug affect the severity of symptoms, a researcher could compare the frequency and intensity of symptoms when the different doses are administered
-INDEPENDENT VARIABLE: Dose
DEPENDENT VARIABLE: Frequency/intensity of the symptoms
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ReplyDelete1.) Nursing research is the research that provides more knowledge about health. It is also an evidence that backs up nursing practice. It helps in problem-solving through acquisition and facts
2.) The EFFECTS OF POOR SANITATION PRACTICE ON PUBLIC HEALTH
INDEPENDENT VARIABLE: EFFECT OF POOR SANITATION PRACTICE
DEPENDENT VARIABLE: PUBLIC HEALTH
MATRICULATION NUMBER: NACON/ND/HND/SET47/073
ReplyDeleteNAME: SN SALISU AMINU
CLASS: SET 47
ASSIGNMENT
Q1. Define Nursing Research
Q2. Write a topic of your own and identify the two variables
Answer
Nursing research is a systematic, organized and cumulatively, scientific process of using laid down principles in searching for and validating knowledge about issue of importance to the nursing profession.
Topics
1. The influence of physical exercise on the health status of student nurses in Nigerian army college of nursing yaba-lagos.
INDEPENDENT VARIABLE: The influence of physical exercise on status.
DEPENDENT VARIABLE: Student nurses of Nigerian army college of nursing yaba-lagos.
2. The impact of alcohol on academics performance of student in Nigerian army college of nursing yaba-lagos.
INDEPENDENT VARIABLE: The impact of alcohol on academics performance.
DEPENDENT VARIABLE: Students of Nigerian army college of nursing yaba-lagos.
NAME : OMOYAYI ABISOLA KHADIJAT
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ASSIGNMENT
1.) NURSING RESEARCH
Nursing research is research that provides evidence used to support nursing practices. It can also be defined as the systematic, organized and cumulatively scientific process of using laid down principles in searching knowledge about issues of importance to the nursing profession.
2.)Effects of second-hand smoke inhalation in early life
INDEPENDENT VARIABLE : Effects of second-hand smoke inhalation
DEPENDENT VARIABLE: Early life
NAME: BANKOLE IFEOLUWA FAITH
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Assignment
1)Nursing research
Nursing research is a research that develops knowledge about health and the promotion of health over the full lifespan, care of persons with health problems and disabilities, and nursing actions to enhance the ability of individuals to respond effectively to actual or potential health problems.
2)The influence of family planning among couples in Somolu Local Government Area.
INDEPENDENT VARIABLE: Family planning
DEPENDENT VARIABLE: Couples in Somolu Local Government Area.
Dele Joy
ReplyDelete1. Nursing research is a systematic organised and cumulative scientific process of using lead principles in search for validating knowledge about issues of importance to the nursing profession with the aim to provide valid knowledge which could be applied in the nursing situation to yield good results
2. The effect of malnutrition among children in the northern region
INDEPENDENT VARIABLE: malnutrition
DEPENDENT VARIABLE: among children in the northern region
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ASSIGNMENT:
1). Nursing research can be defined as the systematic,organized and cumulatively scientific process of using laid down principles in searching knowledge about issues of importance to the nursing profession.It develops knowledge about health and promotion of health.
2). The effects of smoking on young adult
Independent variables:Smoking
Dependent variables:young adult
SAIDU NURADEEN
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Matric no :NACON/ND/HND/SET47/072
ASSIGNMENTS/RESEARCH
NURSING RESEARCH
Nursing research is research that provides evidence used to support nursing practices. It can also be defined as the systematic, organized and cumulatively scientific process of using laid down principles in searching knowledge about issues of importance to the nursing profession.
(1) Prevalence of burns injuries among patients admitted in national orthopedic hospital igbobi
Independent variable:burns injuries
Dependent variable: patients admitted in national orthopedic hospital igbobi.
(2) Effects of nursing based interventions on exclusive breast feeding practice among pregnant women.
Independent variable: nursing based interventions on exclusive breast feeding practice.
Dependent variable: pregnant women.
NAME: OLAJIDE ELIZABETH IYINYEOLUWA
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ASSIGNMENT/RESEARCH
NURSING RESEARCH
1. Nursing research is a systematic formal rigorous process used to gain solutions to problem or to discover and interpret new facts in clinical practice, nursing education and nursing administration.
2.The effects of social media platforms on the mental well being of children in Bajulaye community
INDEPENDENT VARIABLE:-Social media platforms
DEPENDENT:-Mental wellbeing of children in Bajulaye community.
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DeleteMATIC NO: NACON/ND/HND/47/010
1. Nursing research can be defined as the scientific, systematic, logical and orderly process of investigating or looking into a new or already established material, sources or fact for the purpose of verifying existing knowledge or discovering new conclusion in the field of nursing.
2.The effects of early ante- natal care in healthy child delivery.
3.INDEPENDENT VARIABLE: Early ante-natal care
DEPENDENT VARIABLE
Healthy child delivery
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