Evidence Sixteen Individual Studies, Reviews, Essay

By using a review technique, evidence from many different studies and types of research could be compared and analyzed, leading to the result of a higher grade. The few guidelines that were reviewed were the most clear in their recommendations, yet because the direct evidence that led to the formation of these guidelines was not fully provided the recommendations received a lower score. This is not to suggest that these guidelines, when produced by reputable organizations, are not worthy of implementation or consideration, but rather that further investigation into the guideline areas, such that primary research data is found that supports the...

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Having this data directly available will enable the guidelines to be viewed with a higher score of validity and reliability.
The majority of the experimental or observational studies in this set of research received low grades for their recommendation for a variety of reasons. Most prominent and prevalent was the limiting factor of population areas and sample sizes utilized in these studies, which made the results far less valid and reliable in broader contexts. Design problems were also features of some research studies, but study populations and samples were the most limiting factors.

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