Outcome-based research, also known as results-oriented research, is a form of research that focuses on measuring the impact and effectiveness of an intervention, program, or treatment. It involves gathering data on specific outcomes such as changes in behavior, attitudes, health status, or quality of life, rather than just measuring the process or activities involved in an intervention. Outcome-based research is commonly used in healthcare, social sciences, education, and business to evaluate the success of different interventions and inform future decision-making and policy development.
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