• Using the area of interest identified Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP)- Early Assessment For Health- Related Change: Depression in Adolescents, address the following:
  • Draft a PICOT question using the standard quantitative PICOT format.
  • Identify your practice question, being sure to include the following information and describe each part of the PICOT question in detail:
    • Population
    • Intervention
    • Comparison
    • Outcome
    • Time

In ________(Population) what is the effect of ___________(Intervention) in comparison to ___________ (Comparison) on _____________ (Outcome) to be completed over __________ (Time).

 

 

Over the course of the next eight weeks, we will be examining concepts related to nursing research and the translation of evidence to practice. To help you better understand the process, you will be identifying a practice issue for nurse practitioners. You will develop a PICOT question associated with the issue, find evidence to support a change in practice, and present your recommendations for change to your peers. This week, we will work on helping you refine your area of interest so that you will be able to develop a concise question for next week’s assignment. You are encouraged to use the area of interest you chose for the project in NR500NP and/or NR501NP; however, you may choose a different area if you wish.

Select an issue in nurse practitioner (NP) practice that is of interest to you and in which you would like to see a practice change occur. Conduct a review of literature to see what is currently known about the topic. In 1-2 paragraphs, describe the scope and relevance of the issue and your recommended change. Provide reference support from at least two outside scholarly sources to support your ideas. Please pick something you can do as a NP in your practice. Please avoid anything that would require a policy or law change, such as full-practice authority. 

 

Area of Interest: Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP)- Early Assessment for Health- Related Change: Depression in Adolescents