Grove, Gray and Burns (2014) explore research problems and purposes in Chapter 5. The authors note that the problem is an area of concern or gap in knowledge, while the purpose is a concise statement that provides focus for the study.The major project of this course centers on a mini-research proposal. You will not be conducting research, but you will be learning about the research process by proposing research. Thus, when there is reference to your research problem and purpose, you are not reporting the research of someone else. You are proposing a study that could be conducted. With this in mind and thinking about issues in your clinical environment, in one substantive paragraph, tell your peers about your research problem and purpose. In your replies, critically appraise the research problems and purpose statements of at least two peers using the guidelines on page 131 of your text.ReferenceGrove, S. K., Gray, J. R. & Burns, N. (2014). Understanding nursing research: Building an evidence-based practice (6th ed.).St. Louis, MO: Elsevier.
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