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22 Cards in this Set
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Experimental
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Quantitative
Treatments or measures are tightly controlled Hallmark |
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Suveys
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Quantitative
Obtain info from populations Prevalence, distribution, and interrelation or variables |
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Evaluation
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Quantitative
How well a program, practice, procedure, or policy is working |
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Ethnography
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Qualitative
Description and interpretation of cultural behaviors |
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Phenomenology
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Quantitative
Roots in philosophy with a focus on what people experience and how they interpret those experiences |
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Grounded Theory
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Qualitative
Collecting and analyzing qualitative data with the aim of developing theories and theoretical propositions that are grounded in real-world observations |
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Components of a Research article
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Abstract
Intro Methods Research Findings Discussion Reference list |
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Introduction
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Problem statement
Review of literature: what else is out there about this topic Theoretical framework Significance |
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Methods Section
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Subjects: who, what, where, when
Data collection Study procedure |
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Discussion
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Conclusions & implications
Study limitations Recommendations for future research |
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Health
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complete physical, mental, and social well being
absence of disease |
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Illness
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a state in which a person’s physical, emotional, intellectual, social, developmental, or spiritual function is diminished or impaired compared with previous experience
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Internal variables influencing health beliefs and practices
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Genetics, self-esteem, age, cognitive level, emotions, self-motivation, gender, race
Developmental stage, intellectual background, perception of functioning, emotional factor, spiritual factors |
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External variable influencing health beliefs and practices
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Culture, socioeconomic status, environment, family, lifestyle, Family practice
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Three levels of health prevention
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Primary
Secondary Tertiary |
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Primary
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prevents & precludes illness- immunizations, promote exercise, safe sex
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Secondary
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early diagnosis & treatment- mammograms, prostate exams, TB screenings, BP screenings, treat fractures, bronchitis
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Tertiary
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recovery & rehab- treat chronic illness, high BP, asthma, diabetes
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Five Stages of Illness
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Symptom Behavior
Acceptance of illness Medical Care Contact Dependent Patient Role Recovery & Rehab |
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Symptom Behavior
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Some one believes you are ill
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Acceptance of illness
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Conclude they are sick, but continue to medicate themselves
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Dependent Patient Role
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Stop doing daily activities/ too sick
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