Which statement is the best example of a well-written nursing research problem?
Correct answer: B. Many patients forget discharge instructions, but the effect of teach-back in this ward is unclear.
- A. Patient education is important in every hospital.
- B. Many patients forget discharge instructions, but the effect of teach-back in this ward is unclear.
- C. Nurses should always provide better health education.
- D. Health education has been discussed in many nursing textbooks.
Explanation
A research problem identifies a specific issue and a gap that can be investigated. The other statements are broad opinions or general observations without a clear researchable gap.
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