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    This document provides templates and questions for assessing the quality of a scientific article using quantitative methods. The templates ask whether the article title and previous research are described clearly, the aim is formulated, the method is explained, and ethical aspects are reported. Questions ask the reader to distinguish scientific nursing articles, compare qualitative and quantitative articles, clarify unclear parts, and reflect on how the research results could be applied or discussed with patients.

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    This document provides templates and questions for assessing the quality of a scientific article using quantitative methods. The templates ask whether the article title and previous research are described clearly, the aim is formulated, the method is explained, and ethical aspects are reported. Questions ask the reader to distinguish scientific nursing articles, compare qualitative and quantitative articles, clarify unclear parts, and reflect on how the research results could be applied or discussed with patients.

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    Quality assessment (Quantitative method)

    Prepare a separate presentation of the article based on the review templates.


    Review the scientific article based on the review templates (YES OR NO,
    explain it). Answer the questions.
    Review templates
    Does the article title reflect the content?
    Is previous research described?
    Is the aim clearly formulated?
    Is the method described?
    Is there a fall analysis?
    Are research ethical aspects reported?

    Questions
    1. Seek answers to what distinguishes a scientific article in nursing.
    2. What is the difference between a qualitative and a quantitative article?
    3. Find answers for parts that are unclear in the articles and review templates.
    4. Describe and reflect on the significance of the results for the nursing person's area of
    nursing. How would you as a nurse use this research in the meeting with a patient or related?

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