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Research is the epicenter of development. It brings out the reality of programs and helps us make decisions about the future plans that would be beneficial. Research is also an academic measure of how well progress can be made. In the contest of nursing several methods are used in order to conduct the research. There is a review on the performance of nurses in relation to their patients. This is done via specific questions which target the research on a certain point. Qualitative and quantitative analysis methods are used to debug the data into something understandable. Most of the time numbers never lie and therefore applying a statistical method of analysis is the best approach. The paper will focus on the comparison of the research questions used in the study. It will also look at the comparison of the sample population that was identified in the study. Moreover, it will look at the limitations of the study and give recommendations on further research required.

Comparison

The research questions are aimed at understanding various topics. For example, the question whether patients’ health is bound to their medical and non-medical goals can be compared to the question of poverty and mental health since they both use the qualitative analysis method. The method is use to sample out the people response to the research and come up with a conclusion that will ascertain the truth or falsehood of the questions (Beckman, Alice, Melissa, Eva, Howard & Jeanne, 2019 ).

Also, another comparison can be done on the questions related to acquisition of technology to provide extraordinary care in the nursing sector and the evaluation of highly talented and low-talented nurses. This questions are based on qualitative analysis and they are poised to answer the statistical capability of the nursing sector if it was improved with quality. Quality in terms of high talent and improvement of technology in order to boost healthcare (Alnuqaidan, Hanan, & Muayyad, 2019). Therefore, the research questions used in the study are well equipped to provide unique answers that will explain so many questions in the nursing field .

Sample Populations

Comparing sample populations will help evaluate the strength of the study and how effective it was in terms of the participation. Also, the response in terms of numbers or figures gives an indication of either the section queried needs any improvement or a review thus, the results of the study guide the recommendations. For example, in the study of soliciting patients goals, a whopping 54.95% home planned goals were medical matters while a 45.05% were no-medical (Beckman, Alice, Melissa, Eva, Howard & Jeanne, 2019 ).

These shows that people were giving most of their plans to medical goals and they were investing in the space to secure their health insurance for the future. Another example of comparing populations, is the question on stroke and its record of high mortality rates. A high number of 58% was recorded to report on knowing someone with stroke and within the interviewers only one person had a stroke (Phan, Bentley, Joshua & Williams, 2018 ). This kind of population analysis gives a clear understanding of how stroke has afflicted American families .

Limitations of the Study

The limitations of the study are based on the places where the studies were carried out. For example, one study was carried out in Kuwait to ascertain the difference in influence between the highly-talented nurses and the low-talented nurses (Alnuqaidan, Hanan & Muayyad, 2019). Kuwait is a small country on its own to define the final results of such a study. Therefore, the study should have been conducted in many different countries. Also, the research done on strokes mortality rate part of it was conducted via a questionnaires.

People can always give false information in questionnaires especially when they feel some questions may be directed to them on purpose (Phan, Bentley, Joshua & Williams, 2018). The research was limited to certain questions and did not cover all the nursing sector challenges. Another limitation, was the use of limited methods of analyzing the data. There should be the involvement of more analysis methods. Qualitative and quantitative analysis always provide good results but in terms of patients views or nurses views recordings and reports should be provide in order to give the views a strong point of reference .

Outcome

There are questions in the study that developed a good argument which covered some common observed challenges. The study answered the need for change and development in the nursing sector. It also, points out on contentious issues such as blood donation, mortality rate caused by stroke and women involvement in proper childcare. All of these are important issues that need to be taken seriously and further research conducted on them.

Conclusion and Recommendations for Further Research

The recommendation is based on further research into issues that affect the nursing sector as a whole. For, example the issue of talented and non-talented nurse should be covered on a global basis instead of being performed in a small country. Also, in the future, the analysis should be done though charts and bars in order to give more statistical approach to the information that has been collected. Furthermore, the nursing sector needs to keep funding research since it will be the best tool in improving these space by making sure the service standards are of the highest level of performance.

References

Beckman, M. A.Alice, Wendland M.elissa, Cohen E.va, Beckman H.oward, Chirico J.eanne. (2019). Soliciting patients goals for care on hospital discharge the gateway to shared decision-making. Quality in Primary Care 27 .

Alnuqaidan A. Hanan & Ahmad Muayyad. (2019). Comparison between Highly-Talented and Low-Talented Nurses on their Characteristics and Quality of Nursing Care. Diversity and Equality in Health and Care .

Phan Q, Bentley GW, Joshua VT, Williams VB (2018) Increasing Stroke Recognition and Behavioral Intent to Call Emergency Management Services in a Vietnamese American Population. J Nurse Care 7: 459. DOI: 10.4172/2167-1168.1000458

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