Picot Question: Stroke patients
Instructions:. Briefly explain the background for the clinical question. Why are you interested in this question? How does this particular question/situation affect nursing practice? What do you think should change? 2. Outline your PICO question Population of interest: ________________________________________________________ Intervention: _______________________________________________________________ Comparison: _______________________________________________________________ Outcome: __________________________________________________________________ 3. PICO Question: (Provide complete question below), when completed, upload this saved sheet to assignment icon this is the work sheet the paper has to look . The Well-Built, Patient-Oriented Clinical Question Kent State University NURS 40872 Student Name(s): Rocky Raina and Tawania Before you begin, present the background information in a scholarly. The background includes but is not limited to the following. 1. Provide the background, from a brief literature review (2-3 sentences cited and referenced) about the problem. 2. Provide information on the significance of the problem (i.e. why is this important to nursing practice). 3. Provide information on how your project (i.e. answering the PICO question) will add to nursing practice. Background Information: Question Components Information for your Question P – Patient or Population Describe the most important characteristics of the patient or population (e.g. age, disease/condition, gender). Why are you interested in this population? How does this issue/problem effect nursing practice? What needs to change? I – Intervention Describe the main intervention (e.g. nursing interventions or screening tests) C – Comparison Describe the main alternative being considered (e.g. placebo, standard care, etc) O – Outcome Describe what you are trying to accomplish, measure, improve, or affect (e.g. reduced mortality or morbidity, improved patient satisfaction, decreased pain ratings). Write your question:
