Significance of Evaluation to Implementation

Significance of Evaluation to Implementation
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Significance of Evaluation to Implementation
Almost all evidence-based practices have limitations. Limitations add a vital component to the evaluation of evidence-based practices because they assist in placing the evidence in context (Ioannidis, 2007). Incorporating limitations help show an interpretation of the validity of the research while also ascribing credibility to the findings (Ioannidis, 2007). For example, in evidence-based practice, limitations explain why a research finding should be considered a certain way and not the other. In so doing, it assists other scholars in testing to enhance the validity and credibility of the results. In this way, limitations allow researchers to understand how the existing evidence-based practice can be improved through future experiments, including the caveats that should be considered when incorporating new evidence in the scientific study (Ioannidis, 2007). For instance, the current evidence could state a l...