Scope and Purpose

Research Evidence Evaluation is devoted to post-publication review of individual, original, systematic, non-anecdotal, scientific research studies. The focus is whether the conclusions are warranted or not, based on an evaluation of the methods and the interpretation of the evidence. Standard scientific criteria for validity are used to perform the evaluations.

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Volume 3     (2012)

Size and Direction of Effects Between Life Values and Pain.
Adam Kincaid, L. Lee Glenn.
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Identifying Consistent Transitional Care Barriers Among ICU Nurses.
Meghan E. Squire, L. Lee Glenn.
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Volume 2     (2011)

Trends in the selected causes of teen birth rate variations.
Caitlyn M. Rookstool, L. Lee Glenn.
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Evaluation of a study on the role of outside advice in relationships with dating violence.
Jessica S. Triska.
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Reasoning Style in Clinical Decision Making.
Carly Hutchins, L. Lee Glenn.
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Differences in Attitudes Towards Dying Patients Due To Religion and Prior Experiences With Seriously Ill Patients.
Michael A. Brooks, L. Lee Glenn.
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Volume 1     (2010)

Retirement, corruption, and cognitive decline.
Melanie M. Scott, L. Lee Glenn.
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The disappearing link between pregnancy and drinking.
Leah Simms, L. Lee Glenn.
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Critique of a study on student nurse experiences caring for cancer patients.
Whitney Vander Horst.
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Critique of a qualitative study on the characteristics of good nursing care in the ICU.
Mary K. Stevens.
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Critique of a qualitative interview study of nursing pain management in hospitalized patients receiving cancer treatments.
Andrea A. Smith
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Critique of a study on women's experience of fear of childbirth,
Kelly F. Fugate
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Critique and appraisal of a study on patient experiences with pressure ulcers.
Tanya C. Rutledge
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