A nurses’ guide to Quantitative Research
random sampling. Random sampling gives every member of a population an equal chance/probability of being included (Polit and Hungler 2013). Quasi-experimental research is called ‘quasi’ because it is part, or almost, experimental. The component that makes it quasi is the use of a convenience or accidental sample
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