Examples:

Examples: Applied Research Exploratory Research 1.Patient Decision-Making in Clinical Trials:

1. Treat or cure specific disease A scientific study that seek to solve This type of research will be conducted for a
Investigating how patients make decisions
about participating in clinical trials, including
2. Improve energy efficiency of various practical problems in the day problem that has not been clearly defined. It the factors influencing their choices and the
homes, offices, modes of to day life. It find answers or solutions helps to determine the best research design, information sources they rely on.
2. End-of-Life Care Preferences: Investigating
to everyday problems, cure illness, data collection method and selection of
transportation the preferences of terminally ill patients and
develop innovative technologies etc subjects. It is quite informal relying on the their families regarding end-of-life care,
secondary research. including choices about palliative care,
hospice, and advance care planning.

Basic Research 1. Nurse-Patient Communication Patterns:

It is called as Fundamental or Pure Grounded Theory Investigating the communication dynamics
between nurses and patients in a specific
research. It Expands the person's It studies about the problems existing in a
Examples: healthcare context, with the goal of generating
knowledge. This type of research is not given social environment and how people a theory that explains how effective
1.How did universe begin going to create or invent anything new. involved handles them. It operates almost communication is achieved.
2.What are protons? Instead, it is based on Basic science in a reverse fashion from traditional 2. Nursing Student Experiences in Clinical
Education: Investigating the experiences of
research and involves 4 stages- Codes,
investigation. nursing students during clinical rotations to
Concepts, Categories and Theory develop a grounded theory explaining the
process of learning, skill development, and
professional identity formation.

Correlational Research
Examples: The relationship among 2 or more 1.Nursing in Mental Health Institutions:
Researching the historical treatment of
1. Correlation between obesity variables without necessarily Historical Research individuals with mental illness and the evolution

and diabetes mellitus determining the cause and effect is of psychiatric nursing practices and mental

TYPES
Research involving analysis of events health policies.
known as correlational research.
2. Correlation between smoking that occurred in the remote or recent 2. History of Nursing Education: Tracing the
development of nursing education from its early
and cancer past.
OF
beginnings to contemporary nursing schools,
exploring changes in curriculum, training
methods, and the role of nursing educators.
Descriptive Research
Examples:
1.A company wants to evaluate
It provides accurate portrayal of
characteristics of a particular
RESEARCH 1.Lived Experience of Chronic Pain: Conducting a
the morale of its staff. individual, situation or group. Also Phenomenological Research phenomenological study to explore how

2.A school district wants to known as statistical research. It deals It aim to describe an experience individuals with chronic pain describe and make
sense of their pain experiences, including the
with everything that can be counted that has been actually lived by a
understand if students will impact on their daily lives and coping strategies.
and studied which have an impact on 2. Maternal Experiences of Premature Birth:
access online lessons rather person. Conducting a phenomenological study to
the lives of people
than textbooks. understand the lived experiences of mothers who
gave birth prematurely, including their emotions,
challenges, and coping mechanisms.
Examples: Ethnographic Research
1.How patients interact with dotors and This type of research involves
nurses during a hospital stay, and investigation of a culture through an Qualitative Research Examples:
analyze how these interactions impact 1.Cultural Competence in Nursing Care:
patient satisfaction and outcomes.
in-depth study of members of culture. Difficult or impossible to quantify Examining how healthcare providers, including
2. To understand the dynamics of It involves systematic collection, mathematically such as beliefs, nurses, demonstrate cultural competence in
delivering care to diverse patient populations.
nurse-patient relationships, description, analysis of data for meanings, attributes and symbols. It 2. Nurse Resilience and Coping Strategies:
including trust-building, development of theories of cultural aim to gather an in-depth Investigating how nurses cope with stress,
communication challenges, and behavior. burnout, and challenging patient situations, and
understanding of human behavior. identifying strategies they use to maintain
emotional support. resilience.

Examples: Experimental Research Quantitative Research 1.Patient Adherence to Treatment Plans:

1.Effectiveness of new medications This study involves objective, A systematic approach to investigating Studying the extent to which patients adhere
2. Conducting experiments to evaluate phenomena using numerical data and to prescribed treatment plans and
systematic, controlled investigation medications, identifying factors influencing
the effectiveness of preventive statistical analysis. It aims to establish
measures, such as hand hygiene
for purpose of predicting and relationships, patterns, and correlations within adherence, and measuring its impact on health
outcomes.
protocols or vaccination campaigns, in controlling the phenomena. It also a dataset. In quantitative research, data is
2. Pain Assessment and Management: Research
reducing the transmission of infectious includes examining the probability typically collected through structured surveys, on the effectiveness of pain assessment tools
diseases within healthcare settings. experiments, observations, or the analysis of
and causality among variables. and interventions in managing pain for
existing datasets. patients, including changes in pain scores and
pain medication usage.
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German, Maria Alegria

Labrador, Joshua Martyn
Lagmay, Precious Jade
Lapic, Gwen Irraiah
Manzano, Joan
Mangeg, Desiree
Ordono, Jacqueline
Yaranon, Gabrielle Ann