SOCW 6301 Week 6 Assignment Relationship Between Qualitative Analysis and Evidence-Based Practice, complete solution guide - Walden.

Relationship between Qualitative Analysis and Evidence-Based Practice Khanesha K Murrell Walden University Yegidis states “Evidence based practice (EBP) is a process designed to help social workers make important decisions regarding the care they provide their clients. It is the integration of the best research evidence with our clinical expertise, and our patient’s unique values and circumstances. EBP entails a careful consideration of (1) what the best research on the question has suggested; (2) our won practice experience and expertise; and (3) the values and preferences of the clients we serve” (2012). Social workers use evidence based practices to be to find the most effective treatments and interventions and even use these practices to develop new strategies. Qualitative research provides critical information form the clients’ perspectives and experiences. This information is needed to formulate interventions that that address clients’ needs since they are the source of the information. In the regards to the article on domestic violence among Latina women, the relationship between this qualitative research study and evidence based practices proved beneficial for the participants. The study states “Latina women who were interviewed felt that there is little awareness of domestic violence (DV) as being inappropriate or abnormal in their community. Women said that because it occurs in so many martial relationships many Latino men and women see it as the norm. This makes it very difficult for victims to identify domestic violence as being “wrong” and makes it much more difficult for them to turn friends and family for help when needed. Women have also seen it happen on their families of origin and sometimes then believes it is norm. Some families are supportive of women leaving relationships while others are reluctant to hear about a woman’s victimization, and fear retaliation by the husband. Embarrassment and shame keep women from talking about it” (Crandall et al., 2005). After analyzing the data from the interviews of these women, the providers from the Consejo Counseling Service (the site of this study) were able to assess the cultural impact of the