NR 505 Week 5: Data Collection

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Data collection is at the center of research because the facts gathered will contribute
new information as well as answer the research question. For this discussion, please
respond to each of the following topics.

 Refine your PICOT question.
 Explain your specific research approach (qualitative
or quantitative) and how it has the potential to
answer your research question.
 Discuss you data collection method, addressing
strengths and identifying one potential weakness.
 Identify the actions you are proposing that will help
ensure that quality data may be produced by your
EBP project.

A Sample Answer For the Assignment: NR 505 Week 5: Data Collection

Title: NR 505 Week 5: Data Collection

Halley Barnes
May 26, 2018May 26 at 7:52am
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Hello Professor Marcuccilli and Class,
My refined PICOT question is, how can
we better pain management of rural adults with
chronic/acute pain care needs, and the
alternative medications compared to narcotic
medications to improve pain management? I
decided to use the qualitative research approach
for this specific research topic. I chose this
research approach because "qualitative research
is primarily exploratory research. It is used to gain
an understanding of underlying reasons,

opinions, and motivations" (Simply Psychology,
2017). Since pain management is in abstract and
immeasurable nursing assessment, it makes it
hard for health professionals to gauge pain levels
and treatment options based solely off the
patient's opinion of the pain level. I believe
qualitative its better tailored to this type of
research because quantitative research is based
more off of mathematical data and numerical
measurements to analyze the data collected.
Data will then be collected in a few different ways.
One way will be through face to face interaction
through interviews and focus groups. Another
way to collect data will be through " impressions,
environmental contexts, behaviors, and nonverbal
cues" (US National Library of Medicine National
Institutes of Health, 2015) on pain levels and pain
management techniques. Lastly, data can be
collected through readings of transcripts or other
written articles. The quality data they may be
produced by my EBP project is better pain
management techniques for rural areas to
implement for their chronic and acute pain
patients. Ideally this will cut back on the narcotic
epidemic and over prescribing of narcotics to
those whose pain can be controlled in a more
therapeutic way. We will evaluate patients pain
and listen to what has worked and not worked,
and create a personalized pain management plan
based off the needs of the patient. This will better
control their pain and allow them to have an
improved quality of life on a daily basis.
-Halley Barnes

Simply Psychology. (2017). Qualitative vs.
Quantitative. Retrieved from

qualitative

quantitative.htmlLinks to an external site.
US National Library of Medicine National
Institutes of Health. (2015). Qualitative Research:
Data Collection, Analysis, and
Management. Retrieved
from https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P
MC4485510/Links to an external site.
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Collapse SubdiscussionLinda Marcuccilli
Linda Marcuccilli
May 28, 2018May 28 at 3:03pm
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Hi Halley and thank you for your inquiry, however,
your picot seems to be a quant inquiry? Consider
the following for your qual pico:
how do rural adults with chronic/acute pain care
needs perceive alternative pain medications to
improve pain management?
😀
Dr. L
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Halley Barnes
Halley Barnes
May 29, 2018May 29 at 8:19pm
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Hello Professor Marcuccilli,
Thank you so much for you input on my
qualitative PICo, and I think I will change it to that
question. I think it is important to use qualitative
research for pain because of how opinionated of
a health assessment pain is for patients and
healthcare workers. We have all heard a million

times "everyone's pain is different" so I believe if
that is how we assess it in the field then that is

how we should research it as well. Pain
management is still a new healthcare profession,
and we are still exploring ways to better ways to
management patient's acute and chronic pain.
Thank you so much for helping me reevaluate my
PICo research question and how to differ
between quantitative and qualitative research
methods and which one would work better for
pain management. I think this will better
compliment my research study the upcoming
assignments.
-Halley Barnes

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