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Sinclair M. (2007) Editorial: A guide to understanding theoretical and conceptual frameworks. Evidence Based Midwifery5(2): 39 2007 The Royal College of Midwives. Evidence Based Midwifery5(2): 3939 Mentioning theoretical framework or conceptual framework to midwives is likely to be met with either silence, a shrug of theshoulders or an arched eyebrow that says I know what you aretalking about, but please don t ask me too much about it .These reactions are understandable, but I hope that this briefeditorial will help novice researchers, educationalists and clini-cal midwives to grasp the essence of theoretical frameworks andtheir potential contribution to midwifery theoretical framework can be thought of as a map or travelplan.
what is done when developing a theoretical or conceptual research framework. This framework must have a clear practice outcome, if it is to be of clinical relevance. Having considered knowledge outcomes from the literature carefully, permutations or links between these can be projected
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