Outcomes Research Differs from Traditional Quantitative Research in Which of the Following

question 17

Multiple Choice

Outcomes research differs from traditional quantitative research in which of the following ways?

• A)Its theoretical framework is Donabedian's paradigm.
• B)It uses designs that no other methodology uses.
• C)Its publications always have "outcomes" in the titles.
• D)It focuses on quality.
• E)Its dependent variables are measures of outcomes.

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