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Research/EBP Proposal
Qualitative Research Article
Identifying Information
Title - Reducing Oncology Unit Central Line–Associated Bloodstream Infections: Initial
Results of a Simulation-Based Educational Intervention. Journal of oncology practice, 12(1),
e83-e87.
Year- 2016
Authors- Page, J., Tremblay, M., Nicholas, C., & James
Authors qualifications to write the article
Affiliations- University of Vermont Medical Center; and University of Vermont
College of Medicine, Burlington, VT.
University of Vermont Medical Center; and University of Vermont College of
Medicine, Burlington, VT [email protected]
The problem addressed in the study
According to the qualitative research that was performed, patients and their families suffer greatly
when the procedure is not managed well or if there are any clinical problems that might have been
prevented. The research and study were initiated in response to instances of morbidity and death,
extended hospitalization, and higher expenditures. The research and study's agenda was designed to
reduce these cases while also guaranteeing that patients had better outcomes after their cancer
treatment was finished.
The purpose of the study
To understand the vulnerability of cancer patients due to their immune competence as a result of
CLASBIs
The research question (s) (and/or hypothesis) used in the study.
How has a simulated central line treatment approach enhanced competency in
central line care and led to a reduction in CLABSI rates for hospitalized oncology
patients?