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Successful implementation of the evidence-based project requires effective interpretation

and understanding of the essentials of research. Therefore, it is critical to be aware of the

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difference between clinical significance and statistical significance. The statistically significant

results demonstrate a difference or relationship between variables that were not caused solely by

chance or normal variation (Harris et al., 2017). Statistical significance indicates the likelihood

that the research finding is true and does not happen by chance.

The probability (p-value) demonstrates the likelihood of randomness of a specific result

happening but not the genuine variance between study variables. In study analysis, results are

statistically significant when the (p-value) produced during analysis is less compared to the level

of certainty required by the scholar. In most studies, including the EBP, probability values of

0.05 are mostly set, demonstrating a likelihood of 5% that the results are not as a result of

probability and 95% likelihood that an actual relationship exists between study variables

analyzed.

Clinical significance is basically a study findings’ subjective interpretation as meaningful

for patient care and thus likely to affect caregivers’ behavior. A clinically significant result

happens when care experts feel that the study finding is considered adequate to be medically

vital and can be applied to guide patient care provision (Harris et al., 2017). Statistical

significance should always be established before clinical significance. Clinical significance is a

subjective evaluation that is not determined through one experimental test. I can utilize clinical

significance for supporting positive results of my resilience training by making sure the project’s

results are statistically significant. This is because most statistically significant results have

clinical significance.

References

Harris, J. D., Brand, J. C., Cote, M. P., Faucett, S. C., & Dhawan, A. (2017). Research pearls:

The significance of statistics and perils of pooling. Part 1: Clinical versus statistical

significance. Arthroscopy: The Journal of Arthroscopic & Related Surgery, 33(6), 1102-

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