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mpobi80

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What are the two components of clinical foreground questions about meaning and processes?
 
  A) Population and intervention
  B) Comparison and situation
  C) Process and outcome
  D) Population and situation

Question 2

When a research report undergoes a blind review for a journal, it means which of the following?
 
  A) The journal editors do not know who submitted the report.
  B) The authors of the report do not know who the editor of the journal is.
  C) The report is published without indicating the authors' names.
  D) The reviewers making recommendations about publication are not told who the authors are.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

D
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Usually, manuscripts are reviewed by two or more peer reviewers (other researchers) who make recommendations about whether to accept or reject the manuscript, or to suggest revisions. Reviews are usually blindreviewers are not told researchers' names, and authors are not told reviewers' names. As a result of peer review, consumers have some assurance that journal articles have been critiqued by other nurse researchers.



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