Nursing Informatics Practice Exam

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Which approach gives researchers and nurses much valuable information without having to search in a variety of locations?

Meta-analysis
Quantitative Analysis
Systematic Review
Translational Research

The correct answer is: Meta-analysis

Meta-analysis involves synthesizing data from multiple studies to draw conclusions that may not have been possible from individual studies alone. This approach allows researchers and nurses to analyze a large amount of data from different sources, providing a comprehensive overview of a particular topic or question without the need to search in a variety of locations. This makes meta-analysis a valuable tool for gathering information efficiently and effectively. In contrast, quantitative analysis involves the use of statistical methods to analyze numerical data, systematic review involves a detailed and comprehensive literature search to answer a specific research question, and translational research focuses on applying scientific findings from basic research to enhance human health and well-being. While these approaches are important in nursing informatics and healthcare research, they do not specifically address the efficiency of gathering information from multiple sources like meta-analysis does.