Levels of theory
Grand nursing theories
Mid range theories
Nursing practice theories
1) For evaluation of electronic health records Grand nursing theories would be appropriate as grand nursing theories reflect and provide insights useful for practice, if the intervention was for an application targeting a new scheduling system mid range theories would be used as mid range theories are more tangiable and verifiable through testing, they present concept of lower level of abstraction and guide theory based research.
2) Program evaluation are individual systematic studies conducted periodically, while research aims to produce new knowledge within a field.
Evaluation assigns value to a program while research are value free
Evaluation answers the question, is it working? While research answers the question, Did it work?
3) Experimental or quasi experimental design would be used as these help to provide evidence between service and outcome.
4) Formative evaluation is used periodically to know the progress, while summative evaluation is used at the end to know the result.
5) Program evaluation helps to know the effectiveness of any program, while research helps to find the ways to be effective.
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