Communicating Research Findings Study Guide Graded A+

Jonathan asks for reliable sources of research. What research can you recommend that you know is peer-reviewed and has been accurately translated into practice?​ {Ans: + Centers for Disease Control​ and Prevention + State and County Health Department​s + Federal Drug Administration}Which best describes an abstract? {Ans: Summary of purpose, research, and major results​}+ A lesson delivered at a conference that specializes in certain topics or audiences + Research information printed on a large area presented with the researcher available for questions + Detailed description of the entire research process including references and statistics + An abbreviated description of the research which includes the results {Ans: + conference presentation + poster presentation + manuscript + abstract}Which is a disadvantage of a pre-print research article?​ {Ans: The general public can use the research in making healthcare decisions.}Jonathan asks about the best way to obtain evidence-based information. Which is most accurate in communicating research findings?​ {Ans: "You should discuss treatment options with your healthcare provider that are consistent with your lifestyle and beliefs.​"}Which is essential to the integration of research?​ {Ans: Including a summary of previous research on the topic}Jonathan returns in 2 weeks. Which statement