Across
- 1. type of study investigating the full nature of a phenomenon
- 3. method of confirming study results in different settings with different clients
- 8. starts with a research-based innovation that gets evaluated for use in practice
- 13. systematic inquiry that uses disciplined methods to answer questions
- 14. encompasses a set of interventions to prevent or treat a cluster of symptoms
- 15. integrating qualitative research findings that are syntheses of narrative information
- 16. assumption of objective reality and that natural phenomena are regular and orderly
- 17. method of integrating quantitative findings statistically
Down
- 1. extent to which study designs and findings have relevance in real-world contexts
- 2. pressing clinical problems and existing knowledge which spur a research project to begin
- 4. world view, general perspective
- 5. step required if a relevant guideline is identified (i.e. using the AGREE model)
- 6. outgrowth of postmodernism
- 7. process of developing generalizations from specific observations
- 9. ranking of evidence according to the strength of evidence provided
- 10. type of evidence collected through the human senses
- 11. consideration of whether it makes sense to implement the innovation in your practice setting
- 12. estimates of the magnitude of effects for outcomes for which average values can be computed
- 16. trial run of research
- 18. kind of research focused on discovering solutions to immediate problems