Multiple Choice
Outcomes research differs from traditional quantitative research in which of the following ways?
A) Its theoretical framework is Donabedian's paradigm.
B) It uses designs that no other methodology uses.
C) Its publications always have "outcomes" in the titles.
D) It focuses on quality.
E) Its dependent variables are measures of outcomes.
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