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PICOT Question: Formulating a Research Question

To formulate questions in Evidence Based Practice, use the PICOT format. PICOT stands for:Population/Patient Problem: Who is your patient? (disease or health status, age, race, sex) Intervention: What do you plan to do for the patient? (specific tests, therapies, medications) Comparison: What is the alternative to your plan? (no treatment, different type of treatment) Outcome: What outcome do you seek? (less symptoms, no symptoms, full health) Time: What is the time frame? (this element is not…

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Creating Relationships in Access

Creating relationships between tables in Access is the key to unlocking the most valuable information from your database. You will learn the principles and technique for establishing relationships.

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Create an Access Database

Learn how to create an Access database. No previous knowledge is required! You will create an Access database file and then will create tables. Learn some useful tips and techniques for getting off to a good start in Access.

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Creating Relationships with the Lookup Wizard

You will review the importance of referential integrity when creating relationships in Access. Then you will learn a second way of creating relationships between tables that makes data entry much more efficient and accurate. The Lookup Wizard method will create a relationship between two tables, and it will also provide the user with a drop-down list from which to select the correct entry. You will learn how to modify a database relationship to a Lookup, and will also learn how to create…

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The Excel Environment

Start learning about Excel. You will see how to enter and format numerical and text data.

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SUM and AVERAGE Functions in Excel

Learn how to use the two most common functions in Excel. You will also learn about an essential Excel concept--relative cell referencing. You will learn how to use these functions and some tips for preventing errors.

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Working with Columns

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What is good information? Use your RADAR

This video discusses what good resources are and how to evaluate information. Use your RADAR to find good resources that are trustworthy, scholarly, reliable, and peer reviewed. To evaluate information, look at relevance, authority, date, accuracy and the reason for creation.

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Printing Requirements for Excel Assessments

Printing requirements for Excel assignments and exams at SaskPolytech include a results sheet and a formula sheet, complete with headers and footers to ensure that the printout is matched to the correct student. A formula sheet (created using Show Formulas) shows how the results were obtained. You will learn how Show Formulas is used to detect common Excel formula errors and provide necessary feedback.

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PICOT Question: Formulating a Research Question

PICOT Question: Formulating a Research Question

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To formulate questions in Evidence Based Practice, use the PICOT format. PICOT stands for:Population/Patient Problem: Who is your patient? (disease or health status,…
09:58

Creating Relationships in Access

Creating Relationships in Access

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Creating relationships between tables in Access is the key to unlocking the most valuable information from your database. You will learn the principles and technique…
21:11

Create an Access Database

Create an Access Database

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Learn how to create an Access database. No previous knowledge is required! You will create an Access database file and then will create tables. Learn some useful tips…

PICOT Question: Formulating a Research Question

Creating Relationships in Access

Create an Access Database

Creating Relationships with the Lookup Wizard

The Excel Environment

SUM and AVERAGE Functions in Excel

Working with Columns

What is good information? Use your RADAR

Printing Requirements for Excel Assessments

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