Reflect on the four peer-reviewed articles you selected in Module 2 and the four systematic reviews (or other filtered high- level evidence) you selected in Module 3.
Module 1
- Watch the How Racist Are You? video.
- Write an original post (at least 240 words or more) on your thoughts, feelings and similar experiences. Use at least one reference to support your ideas.
APA Format 7th Edition.
Lesson 2 – Discussion
- Watch Miss Evers’ Boys Full Video (01:57:58)Links to an external site., and respond to the following questions:
- Why do you think the filmmakers began the movie with the Florence Nightingale pledge? How did Nurse Evers uphold or violate this pledge?
- Discuss in detail the main ethical issues involved in the early stages of doing research with the participants.
- Is informed consent necessary in this case? Why or why not?
- How would you protect this specific subject from harm?
- Suppose you were in Ms. Evers’ shoes. What information will you provide to the participants to ensure informed and voluntary consent?
- What advice would you offer Nurse Evers if she asked how you would have handled her situation?
- Initial post: Respond to the questions posted in discussion 2 using citation and references (at least 240 words)
- Peer response: Read your classmate’s post comment on one classmate’s post and reflect on what you witnessed in the film.
- Cite your references APA 7th ed. (not included in the length of the post).
week 1
For your introductory post,
- Where you are from?
- Any hobbies that you enjoy.
- What your current nursing role is.
- What you hope to gain from this class.
Review the Galen Library Orientation Video and complete a search based on any nursing topic for one peer-reviewed scholarly research article published in a nursing journal this year. Support your response by citing and referencing the scholarly research article.
- Explain whether the selected article is original/primary or secondary research.
- State the level of evidence for the research article you selected.
- Discuss the importance of the levels of evidence and explain whether or not the article you selected is a good choice for the use of research, and why?