Title: NURS 6003 Academic Success and Professional Development Plan Part 3: Research Analysis Step 1: Research Analysis
Title: NURS 6003 Academic Success and Professional Development Plan Part 3: Research Analysis Step 1: Research Analysis
Complete the table below
Topic of Interest:
Research Article:Include full citation in APA format, as well as link or search details (such as DOI)
Dening, K. H. (2023). Modifiable and non-modifiable risk factors for dementia: what primary care nurses need to know. British Journal of Community Nursing, 28(9), 430-438. DOI: 10.12968/bjcn.2023.28.9.430.
Professional Practice Use: One or more professional practice uses of the theories/concepts presented in the article
Professional nurses can use the ideas presented in the article in their diverse care environments to improve care for individuals who may be experiencing dementia and other mental health conditions. Nurses can use the article to provide public health awareness about the possible causes of dementia as a mental health disorder that affects a significant number of people and leads to the death of those involved. Nurses can use the article to understand and use identifiable and non-identifiable risk factors for dementia. They can use the article to promote interventions to reduce the risk of getting dementia as they age.
Research Analysis MatrixAdd more rows if necessary
Strengths of the Research
Limitations of the Research
Relevancy to Topic of Interest
Notes
In-depth analysis of the factors that lead to dementia
Uses secondary data which may have discrepancies
Relevant to the topic as it shows the different areas that one should explore to make real changes
Offers an effective approach to enhance health promotion on dementia
Uses secondary data of existing research studies to make conclusion and interventions
Does not elaborate how the different variables are related to the main subject of the research work
Shows the use of different strategies and the risk factors that may lead to having dementia
The article highlights different types of dementia and their effects on individuals
Explanatory article that offers information on different types of dementia and their identification as well as evidence-based practice interventions to reduce the occurrence of dementia.
Does not mention the level of or risk for developing dementia among older adults in the target population
The topic covers different mental health issues that may also lead to dementia.
Information ensures that nurses can promote primary health interventions to reduce the prevalence of dementia, especially among older adults
Provides and in-depth analysis of the different types of dementia and the prevalence rates among different type of population demographics
Fails to show the overall effects of dementia among older patients in different parts of the United Kingdom or Great Britain.
The article is relevant to the study since it demonstrates the effects of increased promotion and awareness activities
The article is effective in knowledge dissemination as it shows that without effective analysis, one cannot get sufficient information on dementia.
Prepares nurses, especially at the primary level to recognize these factors for dementia and how they can deal with patients presenting with the condition.
Focuses on an explanatory approach that may not be relevant when dealing with mental health patients.
Nurses can refer to the findings from the study to ascertain better ways to deal with them
Shows the role of healthcare providers in advancing patient knowledge
Informative for nurses working with such patients who have different mental health issues.
Requires more analysis to ascertain the effects of the new approach to dementia.
Can be applied in nursing settings to understand various factors that cause mental health issues.
Shows some of the interventions that nurses can use to maintain better weight as they deal with patents and other stakeholders.
The article is adamant that stakeholders’ collaboration will lead to the implementation of the suggested interventions
Good article for in-depth analysis of the topic of interest.