Evidence-based practice involves a great deal more than simply reading nursing periodicals on a regular basis. Nurses can take a more proactive approach to evidence-based practice by identifying authentic problems and concerns and then using that to guide their inquiries into current research. In this way nurses can connect the results of relevant research studies to their nursing practice.Course Project OverviewEvidence-based practice involves a great deal more than simply reading nursing periodicals on a regular basis. Nurses can take a more proactive approach to evidence-based practice by identifying authentic problems and concerns and then using that to guide their inquiries into current research. In this way nurses can connect the results of relevant research studies to their nursing practice.For the Course Project you identify and apply relevant research to a specific nursing topic or problem. You begin by formulating an answerable question that is relevant to nursing and evidence-based practice. In later weeks of this course you continue the course project by conducting a literature review and then determining how the evidence from the literature can be applied to nursing practice.Before you begin review this document which contains information about all three parts of the Course Project.Note: This Course Project will serve as the Portfolio Assignment for the course. In addition to submitting portions of this Project in Weeks 2 and 5 you will turn in all three deliverables in Week 10.Course Project: Part 1Identifying a Researchable ProblemOne of the most challenging aspects of EBP is to actually identify the answerable question. Karen Sue DaviesFormulating a question that targets the goal of your research is a challenging but essential task. The question plays a crucial role in all other aspects of the research including the determination of the research design and theoretical perspective to be applied which data will be collected and which tools will be used for analysis. It is therefore essential to take the time to ensure that the research question addresses what you actually want to study. Doing so will increase the likelihood of obtaining meaningful results.In this first component of the course project you formulate questions to address a particular nursing issue or problem. You use the PICOT modelpatient/population intervention/issue comparison and outcomeoutlined in the weekly Learning Resources to design your questions.To prepare:To complete:Write a 3- to 4-page paper that includes the following:Part 1 of the Course Project is due by Day 7 of Week 2. It will also be a component of your Portfolio Assignment for this course which is due by Day 7 of Week 10.Reference: Davies K. S. (2011). Formulating the evidence based practice question: A review of the frameworks. Evidence Based Library and Information Practice 6(2) 7580. Retrieved from https://ejournals.library.ualberta.ca/index.php/EBLIP/article/viewFile/9741/8144Evidence-based practice involves a great deal more than simply reading nursing periodicals on a regular basis. Nurses can take a more proactive approach to evidence-based practice by identifying authentic problems and concerns and then using that to guide their inquiries into current research. In this way nurses can connect the results of relevant research studies to their nursing practice.For the Course Project you identify and apply relevant research to a specific nursing topic or problem. You begin by formulating an answerable question that is relevant to nursing and evidence-based practice. In later weeks of this course you continue the Course Project by conducting a literature review and then determining how the evidence from the literature can be applied to nursing practice.Before you begin review the Course Project Overview document located in this weeks Learning Resources.Note:This Course Project will serve as thePortfolio Assignmentfor the course. In addition to submitting portions of this Project in Weeks 2 and 5 you will turn in all three deliverables inWeek 10.Course Project: Part 1Identifying a Researchable ProblemOne of the most challenging aspects of EBP is to actually identify the answerable question.Karen Sue DaviesFormulating a question that targets the goal of your research is a challenging but essential task. The question plays a crucial role in all other aspects of the research including the determination of the research design and theoretical perspective to be applied which data will be collected and which tools will be used for analysis. It is therefore essential to take the time to ensure that the research question addresses what you actually want to study. Doing so will increase your likelihood of obtaining meaningful results.In this first component of the Course Project you formulate questions to address a particular nursing issue or problem. You use the PICOT modelpatient/population intervention/issue comparison and outcomeoutlined in the Learning Resources to design your questions.To prepare:Note:Not all of these variables may be appropriate to every question. Be sure to analyze which are and are not relevant to your specific question.To complete:Write a 3- to 4-page paper that includes the following:By Day 7Submityour Project. It will also be a component of your Portfolio Assignment for this course which is due byDay 7 of Week 10.Reference:Davies K. S. (2011). Formulating the evidence based practice question: A review of the frameworks. Evidence Based Library and Information Practice 6(2) 7580. 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