There are four levels of measurements:
1) Nominal- these are categorized data that are not ordered such as gender, ethnicity, religion, etc.
2) Ordinal-these are categorized data that are ordered such as pain scale, small medium large amounts, first second third place, etc
3) Interval- this is the continuous quantified data with no true zero such as height, or temperature, etc
4) Ratio-this is the continuous data with a true zero such as the body weight, heart rate, etc.
Carolyn Feher Waltz has written: 'Measurement in nursing research' -- subject(s): Nurses' instruction, Nursing, Research, Statistics
Nursing research is everywhere in Nursing education. It is part and parcel of Nursing education.
Patricia Ann Dempsey has written: 'The research process in nursing' -- subject(s): Nursing, Research, Methodology 'Nursing research' -- subject(s): Research, Nursing, Problems, exercises, Nursing Research
Clinical Nursing Research was created in 1992.
Western Journal of Nursing Research was created in 1979.
The first nursing research journal was published in 1952. It was titled "Nursing Research" and its publication marked the beginning of formalized nursing research as a recognized field within healthcare.
Faye G. Abdellah has written: 'Effect of nurse staffing on satisfactions with nursing care' -- subject(s): Statistics, Hospitals, Nursing 'Nursing's role in the future' -- subject(s): Decision making, Health planning, Medical policy, Nursing, Political aspects, Political aspects of Nursing 'Preparing nursing research for the 21st century' -- subject(s): Research, Nursing, Trends, Nursing Research, Methodology 'Better patient care through nursing research' -- subject(s): Nursing, Research, Methodology 'Overview of nursing research, 1955-1968' -- subject(s): Nursing, Research
The nursing theories provides invaluable foundation for the nursing research. Aside form being part of all nursing research papers, it gives us the basis of the practice of nursing and its concepts of where nursing research establishes the need to further study nursing.Nursing theory is important to the further research of nursing practice. Nursing theory is important for clinical practice research and for academic discipline in the field.
Questionnaires typically use nominal, ordinal, interval, or ratio levels of measurement. The level of measurement chosen depends on the specific type of data being collected and the research objectives.
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Pamela J. Brink has written: 'Basic steps in planning nursing research' -- subject(s): Methods, Nurses' instruction, Nursing, Nursing Research, Planning, Research, Research Design