PRE-ASSESSMENT: ANALYTICAL
METHODS OF HEALTH LEADERS RAO2
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The state public health researcher wants to begin a five-year initiative to coordinate
immunizations for children in the foster care system. The results will be compared to
previous years to measure the effectiveness of the initiative. Which research method
should be used to study this initiative? - ANSWERS-Pre/post-study
Which approach should be used to construct a database used for comparing pretest
and posttest results for a new drug intervention? - ANSWERS-Research-identified
An oncologist is asked to refer patients for inclusion in a clinical trial of a new cancer
drug. For patients with hypertension, the new drug may cause serious side effects that
could lead to stroke or even death. Which two ethical considerations should influence
the oncologist's decision? - ANSWERS-Beneficence & Nonmaleficence
A funding agency is interested in supporting research grants that focus on improving
quality and patient outcomes. The research proposal must be original and include a
literature review that properly cites previous research findings and the benefits for the
research study. Which ethical consideration is described in this situation? - ANSWERS-
Plagiarism
, Researchers evaluated whether or not stress training was effective for reducing some of
the psychological issues associated with a diabetes diagnosis and whether or not stress
training had an impact on blood sugar levels. How did the intervention influence patient
outcomes? - ANSWERS-Blood sugar levels decreased for the experimental group.
Researchers investigated the effectiveness of a surgical checklist intervention in order
to reduce pneumonia and death rates for surgical patients. How did this intervention
impact patient outcomes? - ANSWERS-The p-value indicates a significant reduction in
death rates.
A facilitator meets with several healthcare staff members to get feedback and input
about how the staff thinks the goal of increasing hand washing through observation
methods has worked. Which research method is being used by the facilitator? -
ANSWERS-Focus group
A large teaching hospital is preparing to implement a hand hygiene protocol to reduce
infection rates. To do this, the research team will evaluate best practices and outcomes
from other facilities. What is the appropriate research method to prepare for the new
protocol? - ANSWERS-Literature review
A nutritionist is assessing the impact of patient education on dietary behavior. The
treatment involves having a group attend a cooking class. They will then be assessed
on the likelihood of using the cooking information learned. Which data source should the
nutritionist use? - ANSWERS-Posttest exam results
The director of quality improvement is studying potential reasons for increased
readmissions at a hospital. Which type of data is needed for an analysis report? -
ANSWERS-Electronic health records
A researcher is studying a new treatment program that studies the impact of nutrition
education programs on the incidence of adult-onset diabetes among low-income
residents. Which risk adjustment technique should be used? - ANSWERS-Analysis with
confounding variable
METHODS OF HEALTH LEADERS RAO2
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The state public health researcher wants to begin a five-year initiative to coordinate
immunizations for children in the foster care system. The results will be compared to
previous years to measure the effectiveness of the initiative. Which research method
should be used to study this initiative? - ANSWERS-Pre/post-study
Which approach should be used to construct a database used for comparing pretest
and posttest results for a new drug intervention? - ANSWERS-Research-identified
An oncologist is asked to refer patients for inclusion in a clinical trial of a new cancer
drug. For patients with hypertension, the new drug may cause serious side effects that
could lead to stroke or even death. Which two ethical considerations should influence
the oncologist's decision? - ANSWERS-Beneficence & Nonmaleficence
A funding agency is interested in supporting research grants that focus on improving
quality and patient outcomes. The research proposal must be original and include a
literature review that properly cites previous research findings and the benefits for the
research study. Which ethical consideration is described in this situation? - ANSWERS-
Plagiarism
, Researchers evaluated whether or not stress training was effective for reducing some of
the psychological issues associated with a diabetes diagnosis and whether or not stress
training had an impact on blood sugar levels. How did the intervention influence patient
outcomes? - ANSWERS-Blood sugar levels decreased for the experimental group.
Researchers investigated the effectiveness of a surgical checklist intervention in order
to reduce pneumonia and death rates for surgical patients. How did this intervention
impact patient outcomes? - ANSWERS-The p-value indicates a significant reduction in
death rates.
A facilitator meets with several healthcare staff members to get feedback and input
about how the staff thinks the goal of increasing hand washing through observation
methods has worked. Which research method is being used by the facilitator? -
ANSWERS-Focus group
A large teaching hospital is preparing to implement a hand hygiene protocol to reduce
infection rates. To do this, the research team will evaluate best practices and outcomes
from other facilities. What is the appropriate research method to prepare for the new
protocol? - ANSWERS-Literature review
A nutritionist is assessing the impact of patient education on dietary behavior. The
treatment involves having a group attend a cooking class. They will then be assessed
on the likelihood of using the cooking information learned. Which data source should the
nutritionist use? - ANSWERS-Posttest exam results
The director of quality improvement is studying potential reasons for increased
readmissions at a hospital. Which type of data is needed for an analysis report? -
ANSWERS-Electronic health records
A researcher is studying a new treatment program that studies the impact of nutrition
education programs on the incidence of adult-onset diabetes among low-income
residents. Which risk adjustment technique should be used? - ANSWERS-Analysis with
confounding variable
