
Specific purposes: Specific purposes of nursing research includes:
- Basic research to extend the base of knowledge in nursing.
- To formulate or refine a nursing theory.
- Applied research to find solutions to existing problems.
- To enhance the immediate utility of Evidence-Base-Practice.
- To study the effectiveness of a nursing interventions.
- To discover general principles of human behavior to solve problems in nursing practice.
- To achieve varying level of explanation.
- To identify, describe, explore, explain and predict and to exert control over the existing health problem situation.
- To link research findings with Evidence-Base-Practice.
- To develop and rigorously test a new method of measuring patient outcomes.
- To help nurses make Evidence-Base treatment decisions.
- To determine the benefits and risks of the newly developed or existing interventions.
- To assess the cost-effectiveness of nursing interventions.
- To diagnose, assess patients and to measure important clinical outcomes.
- To facilitate the development of long-term care plans for patients.
- To provide guideline to patients to make important lifestyle choices and to be vigilant for key symptoms.
- To decide resource allocation.
- To prevent harm to the patients.
- To determine the factors that, influence the health or cause illness, mortality, morbidity.
- To design effective interventions.
- To motivate people to comply with the treatment.
- To engage in health promotion activities.
- To study the barriers to positive health practices.
- To understand the processes clients experience in a transition through health care crisis.
Purposes of Quantitative Research
- To assess the prevalence of phenomenon. (How much?)
- To study the frequency of the phenomenon. (How often?)
- To understand the nature of phenomenon. (What is?)
- To study the factors related to the phenomenon. (What influence)
- To know the antecedents of the phenomenon. (What leads to?)
- To identify the causal pathway of the phenomenon.
- TO apply theory to explain the phenomenon.
- TO understand the alterations in the phenomenon with modification or introduction of an intervention.
- To predict the occurrence of cause and effect.
- To make the phenomenon occur or to alter its prevalence.
- To define the phenomenon.
- To label the phenomenon.
- To understand the dimensions of the phenomenon.
- To know the important aspects of the phenomenon.
- To understand the nature of the phenomenon in depth.
- To study the events/outcomes to which the phenomenon leads.
- To illustrate the process by which the phenomenon evolves or experienced.
- To identify what makes the phenomenon occur/exist.
- To study the working of the phenomenon.
- To learn the meaning of the phenomenon.
- To evaluate the occurrence of the phenomenon.
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