Motivation In Work the Environment Presentation
Motivation In Work the Environment Presentation
Plan for exactly 20 Power Point slides for the presentation. Last slide should not be a
reference slide. Info will appear on the first slide. Be sure to use bullets for key
information. Do not write out sentences on the slide.
You should use photos and/or graphs to enhance your presentation. You should have
exactly 20 slides. Select words carefully. Bullet information. Presentation should be
visually appealing, as well as scholarly.
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Search CINAHL for a research study published in a nursing journal (2010-present) that
has patients and/or families as participants in the study. Choose one quantitative nursing
study that is useful to your practice area to examine closely and critique. Be sure the
study is one that is easy to read and understand. Do not choose a psychometric testing of
an instrument article or a critical review article.
IMPORTANT: The PDF of the nursing study article is to be posted in the Discussion
area for my approval. No duplicates are permitted so that each presentation will be
unique.
Power Point Slides
1. Title Slide – Identify the title of the article Also include your name and credentials,
NURS 350 and date. On the bottom half of the slide, using APA format, insert a text box
and cite the complete reference in a smaller font (size 14 or 16).
2. Identify the author(s) full names, credentials and affiliation. Are all of the authors nurses
or are other disciplines represented?
3. Describe why you have chosen this study to present.
4. Quote the aim/purpose and cite the page number.
5. Identify the sample size.
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6. Provide a description of Sample (describe the actual participants, not the
inclusion/exclusion criteria)
7. Identify the instruments used in the study. Describe each regarding: what is measures, the
number of questions, the Likert scaling used, names of any subscales, the meaning of a
high score or low score.
8. Describe the protection of participants (e.g. IRB approval, informed consent, etc.).
9. Describe how the data was collected (how and where participants were contacted and the
data collected)
10. Identify the number of tables and describe what each table presents.
11. Identify how the data was analyzed (e.g. Independent or Paired t-Test, Pearson
Correlations, ANOVA, Multiple Regression, etc.)
12. Describe the research findings in words. Do not report numbers, mean scores, etc. (at
least three slides)
13. Describe how you could use the results in your nursing practice.
14. Identify at least one weakness of the study that you see and describe why (not the
author’s statement of limitations).
15. Provide your overall opinion of the study. Support statements with information from your
research book.
| Criterion
|
Excellent | Good | Satisfactory | Unsatisfactory |
| Nursing Research Study Chosen is Appropriate and Includes Title and APA Reference in Bottom Half of Slide
|
5
The nursing research study is a quantitative nursing study and reference is cited correctly using APA |
4.5
The nursing research study is a quantitative nursing study and reference is not cited correctly using APA |
4
The nursing research study is a quantitative nursing study but reference is not cited |
0
Study chosen from a different discipline and/or not quantitative; references not cited |
| Authors and Credentials | 5
Identifies the author(s) full names, credentials and affiliation. |
4.5
Identifies all authors but missing some credentials or affiliations |
4
Identifies most of the authors, credentials, and/or affiliations |
0
Missing authors |
| Rationale for Choice of Study | 5
Clearly describes own rationale for selection of study |
4.5
Rationale not fully descriptive |
4
Rationale not clear
|
0
Rationale does not make sense |
| Purpose of the Study | 5
Accurately quotes study purpose with page number |
4.5
Accurately quotes study purpose without page number |
4
Most of study purpose quoted |
0
Does not identify study purpose |
| Sample Size and Description of Sample | 5
Accurately identifies the sample size with specifics regarding actual participants
|
4.5
Identifies the sample size with some specifics regarding actual participants
|
4
Identifies the sample size, but not the specifics of actual participants |
0
Does not identify sample size or describe the participants |
| Instruments used in Study | 10
Describes all instruments used in study including what it measures; Likert scaling, questions, and meaning of scores |
9
Describes the instruments used in the study including what it measures; Likert scaling, questions, but not meaning of scores |
8
Names instrument used in the study, but does not provide description of all components |
0
Does not describe instrument used in the study |
| Protection of Participants | 5
Clearly describes processes for IRB approval, informed consent |
4.5
Description of IRB process not clear; does include informed consent process |
4
IRB and informed consent processes not clear |
0
Does not describe IRB and informed consent processes |
| Data Collection Processes | 5
Clearly describes processes for data collection
|
4.5
Data collection processes not clear |
4
Data collection processes incomplete |
0
Does not describe all data collection processes |
| Description of Tables and Data | 5
Identifies all tables and describes data included |
4.5
Identifies all tables and most of data included |
4
Data description in tables is vague |
0
Not all tables/ data described |
| Data Analysis | 10
Clearly describes all data analysis |
9
Describes most of data analysis |
8
Data analysis description is vague |
0
Does not describe data analysis |
| Research Findings | 20
Clearly identifies all research findings in words and on at least three slides |
18
Identifies some of the research findings – includes some numbers |
16
Identifies research findings, but missing some results |
0
Does not list nor describe all research findings |
| Using the Findings in Own Practice | 5
Clearly identifies three or more ways to use the findings in own practice |
4.5
Identifies two ways to use the findings in own practice |
4
Identifies one ways to use the findings in own practice |
0
Does not identify ways to use the findings in own practice |
| Study Weaknesses | 5
Identifies two or more study weaknesses (not in author’s limitations) and describes why |
4.5
Identifies one study weakness (not in author’s limitations) and describes why |
4
Identifies one study weakness (not entirely separate from author’s limitations) |
0
Does not describe study weaknesses |
| Overall Study Assessment- References Text | 5
Clearly describes why study is excellent and references text
|
4.5
Somewhat describes why study is excellent |
4
Description is vague- does not reference text |
0
Description does not make sense |
| Format of Slides | 5
20 Slides include photos and/or graphs; visually appealing and scholarly |
4.5
20 slides but does include photos and/or graphs; is visually appealing and scholarly |
4
Less than or more than 20 slides and does not include photos/ graphs; and/or is not visually appealing and scholarly |
0
Less than or more than 20 slides and not formatted professionally |
Motivation In Work the Environment Presentation