Evidence-based Practice vs. Evidence-informed Practice ...
ences or preferences? •Which measure of outcome is the most appropriate? Different types of clinical questions are answered best by different types of research stud-ies. Some examples of the best research design to address dif-ferent types of clinical questions are illustrated in Table 1. Since clinicians often want to know which therapy works
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