In the 1970s there was a focus on translating research findings ...

[evelyn o bentley]

In the 1970s there was a focus on translating research findings into practice. What term was used to describe this focus?
 
  1. Evidence-based practice
  2. Randomized clinical trials
  3. Research utilization
  4. Scientific evidence

Question 2

Which option characterizes effective collaboration?
 
  1. Outcomes are positive for each healthcare provider.
  2. Common purpose and goals are identified at the outset.
  3. There is interdisciplinary goal setting for the patient.
  4. Each provider evaluates own outcomes.

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Answer to Question 1

Correct Answer: 3

During the 1970s, research utilization became a buzzword and a focus for translating research findings into practice. It was not until much later when that effort began to be called evidence-based practice. Randomized clinical trials are a way to develop EBP. Scientific evidence is the result of scientific research.

Answer to Question 2

Correct Answer: 2

Characteristics of effective collaboration include common purpose and goals identified at the outset, clinical competence of each provider, interpersonal competence, humor, trust, and valuing and respecting diverse and complementary knowledge. The outcomes may not be positive for each healthcare provider, as compromise may be necessary. Interdisciplinary goal setting may be an outcome of collaboration but does not necessarily indicate that the collaboration was effective. Evaluation of own outcomes does not reflect effective collaboration.