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- Professional nurses should be able to read and evaluate research, but many feel intimidated by it.
- The Applicability, Science, Knowledge Model provides a framework to help nurses quickly understand the importance of research studies.
- The authors illustrate the critique process using a specific study from the Journal of Trauma Nursing, highlighting key points for understanding and applying research findings in practice.
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Professional nurses are expected to read and evaluate nursing research. Many nurses' report feeling intimated by research studies. The Applicability, Science, Knowledge Model offers the basics needed to quickly review and grasp the potential clinical significance of a journal study. Using a research report previously published in the Journal of Trauma Nursing, the authors demonstrate the critique process. Key points for critical understanding and guidelines for application to practice are presented.
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