How would you appraise the ERR (Electronic Reserve Reading) for the week?

How would you appraise the ERR (Electronic Reserve Reading) for the week?

Ganz, F. K., Fink, N. F., Raanan, O., Asher, M., et al. (2009). ICU nurses’ oral-care practices and the current best evidence. Journal of

Nursing Scholarship, 41(2), 132-138.
Question 4.

Please replay in 100 words
The first thing that caught my attention was that this study was conducted in the country of Jerusalem, so my initial thought is what do I

know about the health practices in Jerusalem and then thought, what about their practices would dictate patient preferences or concerns

there. Moving forward, I did find this article well versed in the background section, providing info to me about their nursing concerns are

not far off from ours and the discussion of the CDC guidelines was comforting. The article does an excellent job of discussing current

literature from their literature review. The authors discuss the statistical analyses methods used; ANOVA. The authors provided discussion

of their sample group and their instrutment; of note, they decided not to use Cronbach’s alpha because they believed it inappropriate for

the checklist on the survey tool. It would have been beneficial for the readers to have access to the questions the researchers used, not

just the data aggregated from the answers. Given the information provided, I think that this study would be reproducable. At close, the

researchers provide their suggestions for future studies.
Reference:
Ganz, F. K., Fink, N. F., Raanan, O., Asher, M., et al. (2009). ICU nurses’ oral-care practices and the current best evidence. Journal of

Nursing Scholarship, 41(2), 132-138.

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