A nurse researcher is selecting a topic for an EBP project. Which type of topic would be most appropriate if the researcher is interested in developing an idea from a knowledge-focused trigger?
a. One identified through the benchmarking of data
b. One identified through risk surveillance
c. One identified through financial data
d. One identified through staff reading research
ANS: D
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A This would be a problem-focused trigger.
B This would be a problem-focused trigger.
C This would be a problem-focused trigger.
D This would be a knowledge-focused trigger.
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