What is the problem, significance and purpose of the following PICOT? PICOT: In adults enrolled in...
What is the problem, significance and purpose of the following PICOT?
PICOT: In adults enrolled in a smoking cessation program (P) how does yoga as a complementary alternative therapy (I) compare to standard tobacco cessation classes (C) in reducing nicotine cravings (O) over 12 weeks (T).
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PICOT is a neumonic used in nursing practice ,which has the following components :-
P - patient / problem / program
I - intervention
C - comparison
O - outcome
T - time
In the above scenario :-
P( problem ) is smoking
I ( intervention ) is yoga as a complementary alternative therapy
C ( comparison ) is comparison of smoking cessation program by providing yoga with standard tobacco cessation classes
O ( outcome ) is to reduce the nicotine craving
T( time ) is the total time period of this program i.e. 12 weeks
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