The nurse is participating in the development of a research study. What elements of the computer should the nurse ensure are in place before the study begins?
1. Computer speed adequate
2. Print drivers installed
3. Word processing program
4. Computer storage capacity adequate
5. Appropriate software programs
Correct Answer: 1, 3, 4, 5
Rationale 1: Computer resources are an important component of the planning phase of any research project. The speed must be adequate for the amount and type of data that will be collected.
Rationale 2: Installation of print drivers is not identified as a need prior to beginning a research study.
Rationale 3: Computer resources are an important component of the planning phase of any research project. Computerized word processing is an integral component in the publication and dissemination of research.
Rationale 4: Computer resources are an important component of the planning phase of any research project. The storage capacity must be adequate for the amount and type of data that will be collected.
Rationale 5: Computer resources are an important component of the planning phase of any research project. The proper software programs must be in place to manage and analyze the data. Computerized word processing is also an integral component in the publication and dissemination of research.
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