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Reading Research Literature – Week 5

Type your answers to the following questions using complete sentences and correct grammar, spelling, and syntax. Click Save as and save the file with your last name and assignment, e.g.,NR439_RRL_Smith. Submit to the Week 5 RRL basket in the Dropbox by 11:59 pm MT Sunday at the end of Week 5. The guidelines and grading rubric for this assignment may be found in Course Resources.

Title: RRL

Name: [replace this text with your name]

The following questions pertain to:

George, S., & Thomas, S. (2010). Lived experience of diabetes among older, rural people. Journal of Advanced Nursing, 66(5), 1092-1100.

1. What is the purpose of this research?

1. What is the research question (or questions)? This may be implicit or explicit.

1. Did the authors describe the research design of this study? If so, give a description.

1. Describe the population (sample) for this study.

1. Was the sample adequate for the research design that was selected?

1. Describe the data collection procedure.

1. How were the data analyzed after collection?

1. Discuss the limitations found in the study.

1. Discuss the authors’ conclusions. Do you feel these conclusions are based on the data that they collected?

1. How does this advance knowledge in the field?

The following questions pertain to:

Hunt, C., Sanderson, B., Ellison, K., (2014). Support for diabetes using technology: A pilot study to improve self-management. MedSurg Nursing, 23(4), 231-237.

1. What is the purpose of this research?

1. What is the research question (or questions)? This may be implicit or explicit.

1. Did the authors describe the research design of this study? If so, give a description.

1. Describe the population (sample) for this study.

1. Was the sample adequate for the research design that was selected?

1. Describe the data collection procedure.

1. How were the data analyzed?

1. Discuss the limitations found in the study?

1. Discuss the authors’ conclusions. Do you feel these conclusions are based on the data that they collected?

1. How does this advance knowledge in the field.

Reading Research Literature

Guidelines and Grading Rubric – Week 5

Purpose

The student will read research literature to determine the research purpose, question, design, population, sample, limitations, data collection and analysis.

Course Outcomes

This assignment enables the student to meet the following course outcomes:

CO 2:Apply research principles to the interpretation of the content of published research studies. (PO #4 and 8)

CO 4: Evaluate published nursing research for credibility and lab significance related to evidence-based practice. (PO #4 and 8)

Points: This assignment is worth 225 points.

Due Date: Submit to the Reading Research Literature assignment in the Dropbox by 11:59 p.m. MT Sunday at the end of Week 5.

Requirements

1. Download the research articles from the Chamberlain library.

Retrieve the following research articles: Make sure you are viewing the full text PDF. If you view the article in HTML format, you may not be able to see the tables and figures that are referenced in the questions. Please see the Syllabus for a link to the articles.

George, S., & Thomas, S. (2010). Lived experience of diabetes among older, rural people. Journal of Advanced Nursing, 66(5), 1092-1100.

Hunt, C., Sanderson, B., Ellison, K., (2014). Support for diabetes using technology: A pilot study to improve self-management. MedSurg Nursing, 23(4), 231-237.

1. Download NR439_RRL_form and type answers to the questions directly onto the form. Your paper does NOT need to follow APA formatting; however, you are expected to use correct grammar, spelling, syntax, and write in complete sentences.
2. Save the file by clicking Save as and adding your last name, e.g., NR439_RRL_Smith.docx.
3. Watch the video on how to complete this assignment. The link may be found on the Week 5 Assignments page.
4. Submit to the Week 5 Reading Research Literature basket in the Dropbox by 11:59 p.m. MT Sunday at the end of Week 5. Please post questions about this paper in the Week 5 Q & A Forum.

Grading Criteria

Category	Points	%	Description
Question 1	10	4%	Identifies the purpose of the research article.
Question 2	10	4%	Identifies the research question implied in the study.
Question 3	10	4%	Describes the research design of the study.
Question 4	10	4%	Identifies and describes the population.
Question 5	10	4%	Was the sample adequate for the research design
Question 6	10	4%	Describe the data collection procedure
Question 7	10	4%	How were the data analyzed
Question 8	10	4%	Describes the limitations in the study.
Question 9	10	4%	Describes the authors’ conclusions.
Question 10	10	5%	How does this advance knowledge in the field.
Question 11	10	5%	Identifies the purpose of the research article.
Question 12	10	5%	Identifies the research question implied in the study.
Question 13	10	5%	Describes the research design of the study.
Question 14	10	5%	Identifies characteristics of quantitative study.
Question 15	10	5%	Was the sample adequate for the research design
Question 16	10	5%	Describe the data collection procedure
Question 17	10	5%	How were the data analyzed
Question 18	10	5%	Describes the limitations in the study.
Question 19	10	5%	Describes the authors’ conclusions.
Question 20	10	5%	How does this advance knowledge in the field.
Style and Writing	25	11%	Names file, includes name on paper. Writes in complete sentences with no grammar, spelling, or syntax errors.
Total	225 pts	100%	A quality assignment will meet or exceed all of the above requirements

Grading Rubric

Assignment Criteria	A (100%) Exceptional Outstanding or highest level of performance	B (88%) Exceeds Very good or high level of performance		C (80%) Meets Competent or satisfactory level of performance	NI (38%) Needs Improvement Poor or failing level of performance		F (0%) Developing Unsatisfactory level of performance
Question 1 Purpose 10 points	Correctly identifies the purpose of the research article. 10 points ☐	Mostly identifies the purpose of the research article 9 points ☐		Somewhat identifies the purpose of the research article. 8 points ☐	Offers a purpose for the article, but incorrectly identifies it. 4 points ☐		Does not identify any purpose for the research. 0 points ☐
Question 2 Research question 10 points	Correctly identifies the research question in the study, or identifies the implied question, or indicates that no research question was given. 10 points ☐	Mostly identifies the research question that the author described. 9 points ☐		Somewhat identifies the research question that the author described. 8 points ☐	Offers a research question, but incorrectly identifies it. 4 points ☐		Does not identify any research question. 0 points ☐
Question 3 Research design 10 points	Correctly describes the research design of the study. 10 points ☐	Mostly describes the research design of the study. 9 points ☐		Somewhat describes the research design of the study. 8 points ☐	Offers a research design, but incorrectly identifies it. 4 points ☐		Does not identify any research design. 0 points ☐
Question 4 Population 10 points	Correctly identifies and describes in detail the population of the research article. 10 points ☐	Mostly describes identifies and describes the population of the research article. 9 points ☐		Somewhat identifies and describes the population of the research article. 8 points ☐	Offers a population, but incorrectly identifies it as the one in the research article. 4 points ☐		Does not identify any population. 0 points ☐
Question 5 Sample 10 points	Correctly explains if the sampling approach was appropriate for the research design studied, and if it was adequate. 10 points ☐	Correctly explains if the sampling approach was appropriate for the research design studied, but fails to correctly identify if it was adequate. 9 points ☐		Correctly explains the sampling approach, but incorrectly identifies if it was, or was not, appropriate or adequate. 8 points ☐	Misidentifies the sampling approach. 4 points ☐		Doesn’t explain any sampling approach. 0 points ☐
Question 6 Data collection 10 points	Correctly describes the data collection procedure in detail. 10 points ☐	Correctly describes the data collection procedure in general. 9 points ☐		Correctly describes most of the data collection procedure but fails to describe all of it. 8 points ☐	Incorrectly describes the data collection procedure, or omits most of the information. 4 points ☐		Does not describe any data collection procedures. 0 points ☐
Question 7 Data analysis 10 points	Correctly describes how the all of the data were analyzed. 10 points ☐	Correctly describes how most of the data were analyzed. 9 points ☐		Describes how the data were analyzed, but may contain some misinformation. 8 points ☐	Describes incorrectly how data were analyzed, or omitted large portions of the information. 4 points ☐		Does not describe how data were analyzed. 0 points ☐
Question 8 Limitations 10 points	Correctly describes all of the limitations in the study. 10 points ☐	Correctly describes most of the limitations in the study. 9 points ☐		Correctly describes some of the limitations in the study, but may omit one or two. 8 points ☐	Minimally describes the limitations of the study, or misidentifies them. 4 points ☐		Does not describe any limitations for the study. 0 points ☐
Question 9 Conclusions 10 points	Correctly describes all of the authors’ conclusions. 10 points ☐	Correctly describes most of the authors’ conclusions. 9 points ☐		Correctly describes some of the authors’ conclusions, but may omit one or two. 8 points ☐	Minimally describes the author’s conclusions, or misidentifies them. 4 points ☐		Does not describe any author conclusions. 0 points ☐
Question 10 Advances knowledge 10 points	Describes in-depth how this research advances knowledge in the field. 10 points ☐	Generally, describes how this research advances knowledge 9 points ☐		Briefly describes how this research advances knowledge in the field. 8 points ☐	Incorrectly describes how this research advances knowledge in the field. 4 points ☐		Does not describe how the research advances knowledge in the field. 0 points ☐
Question 11 Purpose 10 points	Correctly identifies the purpose of the research article. 10 points ☐	Mostly identifies the purpose of the research article 9 points ☐		Somewhat identifies the purpose of the research article. 8 points ☐	Offers a purpose for the article, but incorrectly identifies it. 4 points ☐		Does not identify any purpose for the research. 0 points ☐
Question 12 Research question 10 points	Correctly identifies the research question in the study, or identifies the implied question, or indicates that no research question was given. 10 points ☐	Mostly identifies the research question that the author described. 9 points ☐		Somewhat identifies the research question that the author described. 8 points ☐	Offers a research question, but incorrectly identifies it. 4 points ☐		Does not identify any research question. 0 points ☐
Question 13 Research design 10 points	Correctly describes the research design of the study. 10 points ☐	Mostly describes the research design of the study. 9 points ☐		Somewhat describes the research design of the study. 8 points ☐	Offers a research design, but incorrectly identifies it. 4 points ☐		Does not identify any research design. 0 points ☐
Question 14 Population 10 points	Correctly identifies and describes in detail the population of the research article. 10 points ☐	Mostly describes identifies and describes the population of the research article. 9 points ☐		Somewhat identifies and describes the population of the research article. 8 points ☐	Offers a population, but incorrectly identifies it as the one in the research article. 4 points ☐		Does not identify any population. 0 points ☐
Question 15 Sample 10 points	Correctly explains if the sampling approach was appropriate for the research design studied, and if it was adequate. 10 points ☐	Correctly explains if the sampling approach was appropriate for the research design studied, but fails to correctly identify if it was adequate. 9 points ☐		Correctly explains the sampling approach, but incorrectly identifies if it was, or was not, appropriate or adequate. 8 points ☐	Misidentifies the sampling approach. 4 points ☐		Doesn’t explain any sampling approach. 0 points ☐
Question 16 Data collection 10 points	Correctly describes the data collection procedure in detail. 10 points ☐	Correctly describes the data collection procedure in general. 9 points ☐		Correctly describes most of the data collection procedure but fails to describe all of it. 8 points ☐	Incorrectly describes the data collection procedure, or omits most of the information. 4 points ☐		Does not describe any data collection procedures. 0 points ☐
Question 17 Data analysis 10 points	Correctly describes how the all of the data were analyzed. 10 points ☐	Correctly describes how most of the data were analyzed. 9 points ☐		Describes how the data were analyzed, but may contain some misinformation. 8 points ☐	Describes incorrectly how data were analyzed, or omitted large portions of the information. 4 points ☐		Does not describe how data were analyzed. 0 points ☐
Question 18 Limitations 10 points	Correctly describes all of the limitations in the study. 10 points ☐	Correctly describes most of the limitations in the study. 9 points ☐		Correctly describes some of the limitations in the study, but may omit one or two. 8 points ☐	Minimally describes the limitations of the study, or misidentifies them. 4 points ☐		Does not describe any limitations for the study. 0 points ☐
Question 19 Conclusions 10 points	Correctly describes all of the authors’ conclusions. 10 points ☐	Correctly describes most of the authors’ conclusions. 9 points ☐		Correctly describes some of the authors’ conclusions, but may omit one or two. 8 points ☐	Minimally describes the author’s conclusions, or misidentifies them. 4 points ☐		Does not describe any author conclusions. 0 points ☐
Question 20 Advances knowledge 10 points	Describes in-depth how this research advances knowledge in the field. 10 points ☐	Generally, describes how this research advances knowledge 9 points ☐		Briefly describes how this research advances knowledge in the field. 8 points ☐	Incorrectly describes how this research advances knowledge in the field. 4 points ☐		Does not describe how the research advances knowledge in the field. 0 points ☐
Style and Writing 25 points	Correctly names file, includes name on paper. Writes in complete sentences with no grammar, spelling, or syntax errors. 25 points ☐	One to two errors in grammar, spelling, 22 points ☐		Three to four errors in grammar, spelling, and syntax 20 points ☐	Five to six errors in grammar, spelling, and syntax. 10 points ☐		Seven or more errors in grammar, spelling, and syntax. 0 points ☐
						Total Points Possible = 225 points

 

 

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