When you peer review another’s work, you will critically analyze the abstract for its potential to impact the ways of knowing in nursing and suggest improvements. You will likely read the abstract once or twice before delving in with comments and first impressions. Using the checklist below, identify strengths and areas for improvement, being sure to address each critical element in your review.
Peer Review Checklist:
1. Aims and objectives: Is the purpose clearly stated?
2. Background: Does the author offer background on the subject?
3. Methods: Are the methods clearly stated? What type of method did the author use?
4. Results: Are the results valid and reliable?
5. Conclusions: Are the conclusions clearly stated and are they informed by the results?
6. Relevance to clinical practice: Does the author state the relevancy to clinical practice?
7. Articulation of response: (e.g., citations, grammar, spelling, syntax, organization)
8. Ways of knowing: Does this review have the ability to influence nursing knowledge?
9. Strengths and weaknesses: Discuss the strengths and weaknesses of the abstract. Identify strategies for improvement."
After reviewing your peers’ abstract, address:
1. Strengths and weaknesses: Discuss the strengths and weaknesses of the abstract. Identify strategies for improvement.
2. Ways of knowing: Does this review have the ability to influence nursing knowledge?
THE PEER SAID:
Abstract
Nurses are a vital component of the healthcare workforce and make up the largest professional group within the healthcare system. They play a crucial role in providing high-quality healthcare services and helping to improve health outcomes for people, their families, and their communities, both through preventive and curative measures. In addition, nurses are highly esteemed experts and essential primary caregivers in the global healthcare system. They play a vital role not only in providing high-quality care but also in enhancing the effectiveness of the healthcare system. Therefore, having an adequate number of nurses is crucial for bolstering the health system and advancing health coverage and overall health objectives. The shortage of nursing personnel has led to numerous factors that impact the healthcare system. If these factors are not promptly and appropriately dealt with, the number of individuals in need of excellent nursing services will continue to be impacted, making it challenging to achieve the primary objective of enhancing and safeguarding individual health. Reviewed in this study are six resources located in the databases between Nursing & Allied Health Database by ProQuest and MEDLINE by EBSCO which help us a gain a comprehensive understanding of the variables that contribute to the shortage is crucial to develop an effective strategy to address the current lack of nursing professionals. The objective of this review is to examine the primary factors that have the greatest impact on the shortage of nursing personnel and to pinpoint areas for further study.
What to Submit:
When choosing two abstracts for review, be sure to select peers who have not yet received feedback. Each peer review must be 2-3 paragraphs in length.
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