discuss 5 problems confronting nursing research in Ghana?
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You totally picked the wrong category. You might want to try and post it again.  Good luck on finding the answers to this one here, I haven't got a clue.
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communication problems or clashing of ideas
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there is quite a bit of paper work in nursing....percedures depend of what type of nurse you are... Example...nursing home vs ER
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I would suggest asking your university library what online services are available. You will find that it probably has access to academic databases and newspaper search services such as Factiva not freely available on the web. There will be books and journal articles available as well.\n\nI would also check to see what institutions as United Nations and human/womens rights organisations have produced on the topic.
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Transcultural Nursing should first be defined. This is as simple as allowing students to explore Leininger's Model of Transcultural Nursing, the Sunrise Model, and various models which they may research at their library. Being a first year nursing student (RN), I despised papers, but then realized how much I did learn by writing a paper about the nursing model and it's effects. Paper, research, and do something to get the students involved. This past semester crawled by because of the slow paced, uneventful lectures. Do something different.
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Communicating with doctors, nurses and patients is very important.\n\nYou have to  understand the doctors.  Relate to other nurses.  And figure out what patients want.
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Send it into the Journal of Forensic Nursing or the Emergency Nursing Journal. \n\nhttp://journals.elsevierhealth.com/periodicals/ymen\n\nhttp://www.medscape.com/viewpublication/1244_index\n\nGood Luck!
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Go to library and look on Cinahl CD-Rom database for journal articles. Available in many British academic libraries. Librarian should be able to help. Also book: "Nursing Models and Nursing Practice" by Aggleton and Chalmers may be helpful.
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There is actually a great deal of research on malaria being done across the US, including at the CDC- Malaria also effects "Western" countries, but we can no better control it in Western countries than in any country.  As far as the amount of money being spent on this as opposed to other, less globally deadly, diseases: The government, and private charities, which fund research have to explain why the limited amount of funds for research are going here, there or the other place.  If malaria is not a major concern in, for example, Germany, it is difficult for the German Government to justify why the funds are going into malaria research and not (for example) more research on breast cancer or stroke or heart disease, which are more serious health concerns in Germany.  The UN is a better venue for deciding on worldwide research priorities based upon total global death and disability statistics, but the UN has a relatively tiny medical research budget.  Big pharmaceutical companies are not particularly interested because there isnt a large population of wealthy people with this disease, so the potential profits would be limited (this being said, there is research ongoing at a number of pharma companies on malaria).  And there you have it- Researchers are limited by what we can get grants for-individual governments have to address health concerns of the individual country's population (understandable), charity organizations are funded by wealthy donors who are afflicted by other diseases (hard to blame them), the UN has a tiny research budget, and there isnt a big profit motive for big  pharma.
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della...\n\nGo to a nursing forum like  www.allnurses.com\n\nThere are literally hundreds of nurses who can answer your questions!!!  Best of luck.
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Amazon.com: Ethics And Issues In Contemporary Nursing: Books: Margaret A. Burkhardt,Alvita K. Nathaniel  \n... examines global issues that intertwine with the nursing profession, such as ... of issues facing nursing today (Key words: Ethics, Issues, Nursing, Trends) ...amazon.com/Issues-Contemporary-Nursing-Margaret-Burkhardt/dp/... \nTRENDS IN NURSING  \n... aspects of nursing practice, contemporary issues facing nursing, and the ... Function as a Member within the Profession of Nursing: ...www.raritanval.edu/departments/healthscience/part-time/gervase \nUVa Nursing Ventures  \nUVa Weblearn is an online course management tool used to reach adult learners ... information on contemporary practice issues facing the nursing profession. ...www.uvanursingventures.org
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the study of things having to do with health?
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yes you can lots of people have done it, my mom has a degree of nursing from Ghana and all she did was take a board test
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1. Ethical considerations\n2. Research problem selection\n3. Literature review\n4. Conceptual and Theoretical Frameworks\n5.Variables, Hypothesis and Questions\n6. Research design\n7. Choosing sampling techniques\n8. Choosing data collection methods and your measurement technique\n9. Data analysis\n10. Interpretation and communication/presentation of your findings.\n\nYour literature review consists of a thorough review of EVERYTHING previously researched related to your project. The Lit Review is a significant part of your paper. That sounds like where you are in your project.  Good luck.
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The characteristics of scholarly research (which would include all areas, including communication) are:\n\n1) Question Oriented - "At the heart of all research is a question worth answering."\n\n2) Methodological - "Systematic procedures are used to ensure that researchers find and report what is accurate."\n\n3) Replicable - Other scholars must be able to "replicate, or reproduce, the entire inquiry process".\n\n4) Self-critical - Scholarly researchers "openly evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of their own research studies."\n\n5) Cumulative and Self-Correcting - "The accumulation of information...allows for knowledge to evolve and grow."\n\n6) Cyclical - Research "ends up back where it started," with new questions emerging from previous answers."\n\nI got that from my textbook for Intro to Communication.
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That's not just in nursing, it's in any medical-related field.  First of all, personal experience is what's relied upon most in medicine - if something worked in the past, let's try it again!  It can be difficult to apply research findings (that apply to a population or the 'average' person to an individual.  That said, it is amazing how many clear-cut research findings are ignored (eg look at the # of post-heart attack patients not on a beta-blocker and/or an ACE inhibitor.)  I know in at least pharmacy curricula there's a shift toward emphasizing evidence-based medicine and how to apply and evaluate research data.  So maybe there's a change-a-comin'.