Since the National League for Nursing began setting nursing education research priorities nearly 25 years ago, nurse educators have worked diligently to generate knowledge for evidence-based nursing education, leading to substantial expansion of the body of nursing education literature. With this expansion comes the need for systematic reviews and other forms of knowledge syntheses that make evidence accessible and translatable into nursing education practice. The purpose of this webinar is to describe and compare systematic reviews and other types of knowledge synthesis and to explore the rationale for conducting one type of review versus another.
Objectives
1. To identify the most common types of literature reviews (i.e., knowledge syntheses).
2. To differentiate systematic reviews from other types of knowledge synthesis.
3. To identify reasons to do a systematic review or another type of knowledge synthesis.
1 hour
Online, Self-paced
$55 - Non-members | $45 - Members
0.1 CEUs / 1 Contact Hour
This program is intended for nurse educators seeking professional development and continuing education.
This course is self-paced.
Learners will need access to a computer, tablet, or smart phone to complete the course.
There will be no cancellations, returns, or exchanges. No exceptions.