null hypothesis for nursing students in committing errors in the clinical area?
95090
I think the null hypothesis would be, "Nursing students commit no errors in clinic."
248449
If you suspect that scores are not the same within two groups, you must place this statement in the alternative hypothesis.\n\nHo=scores are same\nHa=scores are not the same.\n\nBy claiming this this way, you can test it using the in formation obtained from the sample data and conclude whether or not data is sufficient to claim that you can reject the null hypothesis, and decide that scores are not the same. Always, you must place a new claim, a new suspicion in the alternative hypothesis, so that you can reject the null and conclude Ha, or you can not reject and conclude that you have not enough evidence to claim Ha.
774817
I can tell that nobody wants to just do this problem.  There's nothing interesting about it.  It's a typical problem that a stat student does to show understanding.  Get out your textbook and study up how to solve it.
142770
not really. i go to a school or rather a college that challenges me both physically and mental. i'm a student nurse and i have to put the theory i learn in class into practice a lot.
105060
Problems at home is a, unfortunatly, big cause of it :(\n\nI hate saying that.  Also, lack of interest in the subject/course/class is a cause.  That lack can be caused by poor teaching where the student is not involved enough, to just not wanting to be there because it is *not cool*
914577
It should part of your classes. You should ask your counselor for advise. I didn't need it durring my classes, just before I did my clinicals.
515982
I actually just had this happen to me.  It was mid trimester and I was doing really bad in Chemistry.  I spoke to the Dean, and he said that a "W" looks better than an "F".  However, he said more than one or two "W"'s doesn't look good either.  He definitely assured me that on won't have that much of an impact.\n\nBTW - I'm applying to dental school, and the Dean said it still wouldn't matter that much.
141340
its a way of tryin to make themselves look better. if they blame the test for them gettin the questions wrong then its not their fault for now konwin the answer.
469402
A good role model for any health professional takes good care of your patients.  Do not neglect them, treat them with respect and dignity, and do no harm. As a nurse, you will have student nurses observing you, therefore you must perform your job duties well, as they will hopefully emulate your good performance.  Amongst many issues, do not talk negatively about the patient behind their back, especially to students.  This does nothing but give them the idea that it is okay.  I have obnserved this numerous times, especially in the nursing homes.  Some nurses have even been observed talking negatively about the patients directly in front of them, assuming they don't understand.  Basically, in a nutshell - perform your job duties well - including good infection control, but most importantly be treating your patients well!
362053
A hypothesis test starts from the assumption that the null hypothesis is correct (c) and then you test whether the data is likely under this assumption.  If the data refutes the null hypothesis to the chosen significance level than you are said to have proven the alternative hypothesis to be likely.\n\n\nIs this for highschool homework?  If you need help I have a degree in statistics and can help you understand this stuff but if you just want someone to do your homework you should re-think this.  Trying to get to the end result without learning the process won't get you anywhere in life.  Even if you don't use this in your future career it is still worth learning.
481864
I am an EMS (Emergency Medical Services) instructor.  I see about 30 new students a semester in my classes.  Many of the skills I teach have no room for variation or personal technique.  \n\nTherefore, using the principles of learning that include, seeing, hearing, and doing - I talk students (and myself) through skills, e.i. starting an IV in an external jugular vein "... the vein runs from the angle of the jaw to the midclavicuar line. Tilt the patient to a negative ten degree angle ..."\n\nI think you get the point.  \n\nSecondly it's  a parent thing.  We try to guide our children thought example.  It is very hard to show someone our thought process therefore we as parents "talk thought it" so as out children can learn.\n\nLastly, it is a sign not enough free time and lack of beer.
167511
there is quite a bit of paper work in nursing....percedures depend of what type of nurse you are... Example...nursing home vs ER
617639
Some people freeze up during tests causing them to do bad on the test, even though they may have known the subject in and out.  Its called nerves.  They certainly do effect testing.
118042
randomization is a myth, try doing something randomly and you have picked a path. observation is just that you would not have input to the study.
929459
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287369
Broadly, it means that the hypothesis was not sufficiently proven (or disproven). This could be because of flawed experimental design, weak or improper statistics, or incorrect interpretation of results.
940051
Well, for the most part, patients are allowed to miss two letters and still pass that line.  However, when dealing with the first three lines, I would make sure that they are correctly answering a majority of the line.  \n\nFor example, if they miss two letters on the third line, which only has three letters, then they have only answered 33% of the line correctly.  I wouldn't count this as passing.  The same thing applies to the second line.  If they miss two letters, they missed the entire line.  This is totally objective, but I would have them move up another line if they missed two on any of the first three lines.