EBP Model Components
Best available research evidence
Clinical expertise
Patient unique values
Clinical circumstances
Barriers to EBP
Therapist, system, Profession
What is PICO
P- patient, population, problem
I- intervention, exposure, test
C- comparison
O- outcome
Randomized control trial
controlled comparison, intervention, placebo, random assignment, restricted subject selection
Pragmatic clinical trial
focus on real world outcome, participants are patients and receive intervention, outcomes are the factor
quasi experimental designs
comparative design without randomization and control group. time series designs to allow repeated measurement over time
single subject design
systematic study on one or more subjects with repeated measurement under controlled and experimental condition
types of explanatory research
randomized control trial
pragmatic clinical trial
quasi experimental designs
single subject design
exploratory/observational reserach
cohort studies
case-control studies
correlation/predictive studies
methodological studies
cohort studies
observational studies on one or two cohorts of individuals over time to determine a disease or outcome or risk factor
case-control studies
observational study comparing patients with a control group in terms of disease, outcome or risk factors
correlation/predictive studies
exploring relationship. decision making, diagnosis, prevention or prognosis
types of descriptive research
developmental
normative
case report/series
historical
qualitative
mixed methods
developmental research
pattern of growth or changes over time
normative research
establishing a normal values for specific variables as a guideline for diagnosis or treatment planning
case report/series
documents unusual condition or intervention by describing a patient or several patients or communities
Historical research
reconstruction of the past to generate questions or suggest relationships of historical interest
qualitative
observations or interviews to generate hypothesis about human behaviors
mixed methods
a combination and quantitative and qualitative research methods
what makes a good research question
importance
ethical standards
feasibility
Independent variables
factors that are manipulated
cause/predict
dependent variables
factors that are measured
effect/outcome
Belmont report created what three ethical principles
beneficence
respect for persons
justice
floor effect
data hitting the bottom end of distribution– test is too hard