Mothers who decide to give newborn vaccinations at birth versus  mothers who don’t

NEED post done in 12 hrs, 300 words minimum, 1 scholarly source (5 years or less), APA Format

 

Using the area of interest from Week 1, identify the following.

· Will you be using a quantitative or qualitative approach for your EBP project proposal? QUANTITATIVE

· Explain why this approach is the best one to provide information for your area of interest. BECAUSE ITS GOING TO SHOW EFFECTIVENESS OF PARENTS GIVING THEIR NEWBORNS VACCINES AFTER THE “EDUCATION PROGRAM” HAS BEEN IMPLEMENTED

· Create a PICOT/PICo question using the PICOT/PICo format for quantitative and PICo for qualitative approaches.

· Identify your practice question, being sure to include the following.

• For a quantitative approach
• A         questioning part such as “what is,” “what are,”         “is there,” or “are there”
• Population         being studied
• Variables         being studied
• Suggestion         of the relationship between variables
• For a qualitative approach
  • Phenomenon        or concept of interest
  • Group        or population of interest
  • Suggestion of which        qualitative research design is being used

MY PICO(T) QUESTION FOR QUANTITATIVE

Population: the population of interest is parents of newborns

Intervention: The suggested intervention is an education program to bring an understanding of the importance of vaccinations specifically Vitamin K, hepatitis B, and erythromycin eye ointment within 12 hours of birth. During this intervention, parent that decide to vaccinate or not vaccinate their newborns after participating in the education program will be measured.

Comparison: Mothers who decide to give newborn vaccinations at birth versus

mothers who don’t.

Outcome: The anticipated result was that education would increase parental knowledge about vaccination acceptance leading to more children receiving their newborn vaccinations at birth.

Time: The proposed time intervals for the above project problem will be about three to four-month period.