Author(s): Debra Jackson (Editor)

Research

STUDENT QUOTE

I had always thought that publishing an article was the end of research, but now I realise how pivotal knowledge translation is to improving healthcare.

Now in its fifth edition, Navigating the Maze of Research provides up-to-date, introductory thinking behind research and research processes with clear examples of application to clinical practice.

The text effectively explains research by breaking down processes into three separate and easy-to-understand sections. The fifth edition contextualises the research process by embedding case studies and quotes throughout, and includes student challenges for practice and revision.

 

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• An emphasis on evidence-based practice

 

helps you learn to evaluate and apply contemporary research to practice

• Highlights how the connection between research, critical evaluation of findings and the use of these findings is crucial to inform and improve practice


• A focus on point-of-care considerations to assist you to strengthen the link between research and practice


• Contemporary insights into social media help you understand its role in the research process


• Nursing and midwifery student case studies illustrate key points and research concepts in each chapter

Additional resources on Evolve

 

eBook on VitalSource

Instructor Resources

 

• Teaching Tips


• PowerPoints


• Test Bank

 

Student and Instructor Resources

 

• Additional student challenges


• Learning activities


• Glossary


• Weblinks


• Resource kits


• Self-assessment quiz

 

• Increased focus on Evidence-based Practice, integrating PICOT framework where appropriate


• Additional focus on point of care considerations linking research to practice

. 2 NEW chapters:

 

• Chapter 3: Conducting and writing a literature review


• Chapter 4: The research and social media relationship

 

 

. New editor,

Leah East

. An eBook included in all print purchases