What role does qualitative research play in evidence-based practice (EBP)?

a. Because it does not involve random-controlled trials (RCTs), it does not contribute directly to EBP.
b. It offers a systematic approach for yielding insights into human experience and behavior.
c. It provides a way to measure and evaluate quality outcomes that affect patient care.
d. It provides the basis for most EBP guidelines and patient care protocols.


ANS: B

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