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Evidence-informed practice
Designing a research strategy
Stages in designing a research strategy
Define - the "searchable" question
Search - finding the evidence
Appraise - assessing the quality of the evidence
Synthesize - what does the evidence say?
Adapt - what is the relevance for a client/community/population?
Implement - how will the evidence inform practice?
Evaluate - what was achieved?
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Stages in designing a research strategy
Introduction
Stages in the process:
Define
Search
Appraise
Synthesize, Adapt & Implement
Evaluate
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National Collaborating Centre for Methods & Tools
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