For the baccalaureate nursing student, education in nursing research has which outcomes? (Select all that apply.)
a. Mastering the development of research protocols
b. Gaining basic understanding of the research process
c. Learning how research is related to clinical nursing practice
d. Developing skill as a primary investigator in research
e. Becoming a knowledgeable consumer of nursing research
ANS: B, C, E
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Correct The student should gain an initial understanding of the importance of research in nursing practice.
The student should learn how research is related to clinical nursing practice.
The student should learn skills in the critical analysis of research to assist in decisions about applying research findings in nursing practice.
Incorrect Mastery of research protocol development is generally attained at the master's or higher degree level of education.
Developing skill as a primary investigator is generally attained at the doctoral level of education.
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