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    validate existing data; rather, it enables medical practitioners to use tried and tested techniques to make clinical decisions. This paper review literature to reveal the way EBP incorporates patient values, preferences, and clinical experiences in nursing practice. The analysis section translates the implications of evidence and knowledge when implementing best practice in nursing into clinical practice. This is followed by an explicit explanation of the relevance and numerous benefits of EBP…

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    from university of Edinburgh has conducted a research to indicate the results of the occupational health and self-accomplishments among 300 consultant physicians in Scotland. By using many stress models in this study, researchers have found that occupational stress exceeds the normal limit. Researchers found that workload has a direct effect on stress among doctors. Extraversion and Conscientiousness has a direct effect on self-accomplishment. The research has shown that there is a significant…

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    Dr. Sayer was more of a researcher more so than someone who was just doing their job and collecting checks for a living. He did research in neurological lab. He kept trying to help the catatonic patients who were victims an epidemic of encephalitis lethargic. He wanted to find something that would help cure the patients, who were conscious but unable to do massive amount of movements. He wanted to understand how the patients were capable of catching things and noticing a change in their…

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    Health Promotion Research to Practice? Rethinking the Efficacy-to-Effectiveness Transition," the authors, Russell Glasgow, Edward Lichtenstein, and Alfred Marcus explain their opinion about the imperfect translation of health promotion and behavior research findings into practice. Their article addresses the traditional assumption that “the best candidates for effectiveness studies—and later dissemination—are interventions that prove successful in certain types of efficacy research.” In…

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    Introduction. The purpose of this paper is to critically appraise a research article on the topic of the effect of nurses’ shift length and overtime working on quality of care and patient safety. The article is titled, “Nurses’ Shift Length and Overtime Working in 12 European Countries. The Association with Perceived Quality of Care and Patient Safety.” The authors are Peter Griffith, Chiara Dall’Ora, Michael Simon, Jane Ball, Rikard Lindqvist, Anne-Marie Rafferty, Lisette Schoonhoven, Carol…

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    Summary My second interviewee, Margaret Anton, is a fourth year clinical psychology student at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill. While she is in clinical psychology program as a graduate-student at UNC, she also works as a research assistant, where she helps to research how technology can improve mental healthcare for low income families. To get to where she is now she went through three years as a post-doc research assistant at the University of Virginia, the school where she also…

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    Why is the use of a placebo in medical research controversial? Controversy exists regarding using placebo in medical research can control groups in clinical trials when effective treatments exist. The controversy has centered on several issues. The first involves the methodological superiority of placebo-controlled trials of discerning treatment effects. Secondly, it is unclear whether the treatment effects encompass absolute treatment effects, including placebo effects or are confined to…

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    I have held various clinical and research positions in leading academic institutions. I gained substantial clinical competencies in hematology-oncology combined with robust knowledge of basic Immunology and Cancer Immunotherapy. Thanks to my broad expertise, I can easily comprehend scientific information and effectively provide guidance to both clinical and scientific partners. I have extensive knowledge of scientific, statistical, policy, and ethical aspects of clinical trials…

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    Part A Clinical psychology is a unique field of work and it differs from all other mental and health professions. Clinical psychologist differs from other psychology disciplines. Clinical psychologist focus on psychotherapy. Clinical Psychologist work more with seriously disturbed populations more so than the other disciplines (Pomerantz, 2013), working in hospitals and inpatients units. In addition, compared to the other disciplines in psychology, clinical psychologist spend a great deal of…

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    One of the questions that makes me motivated to go to school is “Am I willing to live without some of the luxuries of life for a while”. I chose this question because I have a believe that I can live without a luxury life for a while, and I have been doing it for the past year. I think the way to get to a luxury life is to be educated. The Idea of luxury and money and being completely indecent had motivate me that a graduate school is for me. One of the questions that made me not so motivated…

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