How is best research evidence produced?

a. By the conduct and synthesis of numerous high-quality studies in a health-related area
b. By the imaginations of creative health care workers, who design qualitative research that illuminates our understanding
c. By dissemination of important results at conferences
d. By publications that detail the newest advances in health care


ANS: A
Best research evidence is produced by the conduct and synthesis of numerous high-quality studies in a health-related area.

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