About this in terms of methodology and outcome

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Consider your selected evidence-based practice problem/topic In elderly patients residing in LTC facilities, how does every 2-hour rounding compared with no rounding affect fall rates Then respond to the following questions: Compare and contrast qualitative and quantitative research designs. Think about this in terms of methodology and outcome.

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