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Validity and reliability in quantitative studies
Validity and reliability in quantitative studiesRoberta Heale,1 Alison Twycross2 Evidence-based practice includes, in part, implementa-tion of thefindings of well-conducted quality researchstudies. So being able to critique quantitative research isan important skill for nurses. Consideration must begiven not only to the results of the study but also therigourof the research. Rigour refers to the extent towhich the researchers worked to enhance the quality ofthe studies . In quantitative research, this is achievedthrough measurement of the Validity and defined as the extent to which a concept isaccurately measured in a quantitative study. Forexample, a survey designed to explore depression butwhich actually measures anxiety would not be consid-ered valid.
the validity and reliability of the tools or instruments utilised in the study. A good quality research study will provide evidence of how all these factors have been addressed. This will help you to assess the validity and reliability of the research and help you decide whether or not you should apply the findings in your area of clinical ...
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