A community health nurse is searching the Internet for information about research on immunization practices. Which question would be least important to ask to determine the worth of the information?
A) Are both sides of an issue described, with pros and cons presented?
B) Are references included to substantiate information in the site?
C) Are the first three sites listed because they put the best ones first?
D) What are the credentials and affiliation of the author?
Question 2
Which of the following would be appropriate actions for community health professionals to address the issues of bioterrorism? Select all that apply.
A) Ensure that adequate surveillance systems are in place for early detection
B) Educate all health care personnel about signs and symptoms of exposure
C) Educate communities so they can make decisions that best fit their value systems
D) Establish a coordinated response plan with law- and health-enforcement agencies
E) Educate the public about potential dangers of continued environmental contamination
F) Advocate for policies that will reduce adverse effects of disparities such as poverty
Research Methods
Research Methods: Advantages and Limitations
A New Regulated Health Professional
Introduction to Behavioral Research Methods, 6/E
Strong religious beliefs appears to be positively associated with elderly health and wellbeing
Old Age and Health