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Question Answered step-by-step Quantitative Qualitative Results presented as statistics or numbers… QuantitativeQualitativeResults presented as statistics or numbersResults presented as trends and themesResearchers emphasize generalizability of findingsCollection of in-depth information from small samplesQuestionnaires, attitude scales, and tests are usedExtensive one-on-one interviews with participantsProbability SamplesPurposive samples  Explore current professional literature on a clinical problem ( (Nursing burnout due to high nurse-patient ratios) that interests you.  Focus on research about the magnitude or causes of the problem/issue.  Select one qualitative AND one quantitative primary research article from your review and write an annotated bibliography for each.  You may utilize the same articles used in the other module 1 discussion post IF they are primary research.  Primary research refers to research in which the investigator collects the data directly, rather than depending on data collected from previously done research or a collection of research studies.  Use the following APA format for both annotated bibliographies and post them together in one thread: In your own words, write one paragraph summarizing the major findings of the research.  Report your thoughts on sample size, research methods, results of the study, and generalizability of findings.  Start the paragraph using APA author-date narrative citation (APA 8.11; do not say “This study…”).  Health Science Science Nursing NURS 5293 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

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