WK6Assgn extension 6301.docx SOCW-6301 The Relationship between Qualitative Analys

WK6Assgn extension     6301.docx    SOCW-6301  The Relationship between Qualitative Analysis and Evidence-Based Practice  Master of Social Work, Walden University  SOCW-6301  Qualitative Research Study and Evidence-Based Practices  Yegidis et al., (2019) states “Evidence-based practice is a process designed to help social workers make important decisions regarding the care they provide their clients” (p. 2).  Qualitative research is designed around the collection and interpretation of non-numerical data to understand experiences or concepts. This kind of research contributes knowledge and useful skills to social work and social intervention efficacy through literature. Some researchers argue that no one can verify the quality of the qualitative research study. In contrast, others say that it is easy to evaluate a qualitative research study's quality through various criteria, including audibility, fitness, credibility, validity, and clear justification and analyses (Shek et al, 2005). Despite several evidences on possibility and impossibility in determining the qualitative research studies' quality, some qualitative research studies have been considered before making some social work decisions. However, qualitative research studies have been scarce in social work.    Relationship Between Qualitative Analysis and Evidence-Based Practice  Qualitative research studies and evidence-based practices in social work are two contending or supplementing items. Approved and discerning qualitative research studies are