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Poster of Evidence-Based Practice

Graziella DeCastro

Outline/PICOT

P-Population-Incarcerated Individuals

I/E-Minimum One Hour Daily of Sunlight

Comparator-Vitamin D Levels/Time of Incarceration/Level of Security

Outcome-Better Patient Outcomes after Exposure to COVID-19

Time Frame- One Year

PICOT Question Does Exposure to Sunlight(I) Influence COVID-19(O) Symptoms/Prognosis in Incarcerated Individuals(P) Over One Year(T) Compared With Non-Incarcerated Individuals(C)?

Control

Independent

Dependent

Incarcerated inmate less than 6 months

Incarcerated inmate more than 6 months

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Will be given vitamin D supplement

Variables/Research

Incarcerated individuals less than 6 months

Incarcerated individuals more than 6 months

Vitamin D supplements given to the independent variable group

Incarcerated individuals who are exposed to sunlight and vitamin D regularly.

Incarcerated individuals who do not receive

Date/Observations

Procedure

Group our participants by test results to see changes in vitamin D.

Group participants by activity to see changes in vitamin D.

Group participants by COVID- 19 testing result to see changes in contractibility

Does exposure to Sunlight(I) Influence

COVID-19(O) Symptoms/Prognosis in Incarcerated Individuals(P) Over One Year(T) Compared with Non-Incarcerated Individuals(C)?

That inmates who are exposed to sunlight and take vitamin D supplements have adequate vitamin D levels, will less likely test positive for COVID-19

Incarcerated individuals will be screened for vitamin D sufficiency or deficiency initially.

Monitor the time inmates are exposed to sunlight and nutritional meals containing high level of vitamin and fats to help with absorption.

There will be a control group of individuals who will continue as normal and a variable group who will take vitamin D supplement throughout the research.

Over 3 to 6 to 9 months their levels will be monitor for any changes in vitamin D level and contractability of COVID-19.

In the conclusion of 1-year data will be compared to see if maintaining the same

Project Overview

Hypothesis

Conclusion

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