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Katie Feldner1,2,3, Paula Dutka4,5,6,7
1Associate Degree Nursing Instructor, Northeast Wisconsin Technical College, Green Bay, WI.
Abstract:
The PICOT (Population, Intervention, Comparison, Out - come, Timeframe) framework succinctly gives structure to developing and solving a research or clinical question. It acts as a framework to assist a researcher or clinician to drill down to the essence of their question. This guides the researcher or clinician to formulate exact questions, identify relevant research or evidence, and tailor interventions to address the problem or challenging situation they are looking to solve or resolve. This article describes the PICOT framework and utilizes a clinical case study to illustrate its applicability and implementation.
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