A nurse identifies frequent needle-stick injuries in a hospital but has limited staff, time, and funding. Which feature should the nurse assess first before finalising the research problem?
Correct answer: A. Feasibility of conducting the study
- A. Feasibility of conducting the study
- B. Popularity of the research topic
- C. Length of the final report
- D. Number of tables in the report
Explanation
A research problem should be important and feasible with the available time, skills, access, and resources. A popular topic or a planned report format does not show that the study can actually be completed.
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