Synthesising Evidence for Healthcare
Subject code: NS5333:03
In today's data age, healthcare professionals have access to vast amounts of information and misinformation. In this subject, students learn how to find, appraise and utilise reliable and credible sources of health related information. Students will acquire advanced knowledge and skills in literature searching and appraisal. Students will undertake a systematic search and critical appraisal of research in the production of a narrative literature review related to their area of healthcare interest.
Learning outcomes
Upon successful completion of this subject, you will be able to:
- Create and execute a literature searching plan relevant to an area of specialisation and interest through the identification of appropriate keywords, databases and delimiters
- Critically appraise selected literature using a systematic tool relevant to an area of specialisation and interest
- Produce a well-structured, concise but comprehensive review of appraised literature.
- Describe the process required to plan and write a literature review using a systematic approach.
Assessment
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This subject forms part of the Advanced Practice, Leadership and Management, and Nurse Education majors in the online Master of Nursing.
Please note, course structure and content are subject to change. For information on all course subjects download the course guide.
