A nurses’ guide to Quantitative Research
AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF ADVANCED NURSING Volume 32 Number 232SCHOLARLY PAPERA nurses guide to Quantitative Research AUTHORRebecca (Becky) Ingham BroomfieldRN (NSW); CertEd; DipNurs (London); BSc (Hons); MSc (Health Psychology) Lecturer in Nursing, University of New England, Armidale, NSW, Australia. WORDSresearch methodology, Quantitative Research , evidence based practice (EBP).ABSTRACTObjectiveThis article provides a breakdown of the components of Quantitative Research methodology. Its intention is to simplify the terminology and process of Quantitative Research to enable novice readers of Research to better understand the concepts involved (Benner 1984).
A specificexample of positivism is where there is generally consensual agreement on foundational aspects of human body structures (*Wright‑St Clair 2014 p18). Abstract/Summary An abstract or summary should clearly outline the hypothesis or research question/s, aims and objectives of the study (Polit and Hungler 2013; Nieswiadomy 2012).
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