Harvard health science questions; Case study;1. What would be some advantages of advancing nurses’ genomic education?

For many chronic medical conditions, clinical research has evaluated the efficacy of diagnostic methods and treatment interventions. As a result, evidence-based reviews of research literature can provide a basis for establishing quality-of-care criteria against which to judge current practice. In a national study of quality of medical care, it was found that only 55 percent of patients received evidence-based treatments for common disorders and preventive care.61 The researchers examined treatment for a range of health conditions, using a national sample of medical records abstracts. For each quality criterion, a classification was applied to determine if the quality-of-care deficiency was one of underuse, overuse, or misuse.

2. Discuss the concept of application of genomics in nursing.

3. The plants are considered to be true breeding when

4. Using two pairs-tall and dwarf and smooth and wrinkled seeds the principle of independent assortment of characters is proved by the

5. In codominance F1 hybrids show

6. A pair of genes may be called linked only if their recombination frequency in a test cross is

7. A colour blind man marries a woman who is carrier of the trait; it is expected that

8. colour blind man has a normal brother and colour blind sister. What should be the phenotypes of the parents?

9. If males with the disease always die, how is it that the trait still remains in the population?

10. In Drosophila, the sex is determined by

The Role of Nursing Informatics on Promoting Quality of Health Care and the Need for Appropriate Education by Asieh Darvish, Fatemeh Bahramnezhad, Sara Keyhanian, and Mojdeh Navidhamidi

(Online source of the journal: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4825491/)

THE GUIDE QUESTIONS THAT HAS TO BE ANSWERED: 

Title

• Does the title precisely state the subject of the paper?

Abstract

• Read the statement of purpose in the abstract. Does it match the one in the introduction?

Introduction

• Check the sequence of statements in the introduction. Does all the information lead coherently to the purpose of the study? cite the part of the paper that supports your answer.
• What is the objective of the study? Was it clearly stated in the introduction?
• Is the significance of the study clear?
• Check on the literature cited in the introduction and methodology. Are these relevant to the study or problem?

Methods (cite the part of the paper that supports your answer. )

• Are the methods used appropriate? Would you recommend another study design? Why?
• Check the sequence of statements in the methods. Does all the information belong there? Is the sequence of methods clear and pertinent?
• In the Discussion, were there enough corroborations from literature?

Results (cite the part of the paper that supports your answer. )

• Carefully examine the data presented in the tables and diagrams. Does the title or legend accurately describe the content?
• Are the conclusions and recommendations valid?

Consider the article as a whole (cite the part of the paper that supports your answer. )

• Reread the abstract. Does it accurately summarize the article?
• Are stylistic concerns, logic, clarity, and economy of expression addressed?

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Describe how the advanced practice nurse can play a role in improving the health of young adults through preventive screening and intervention.