What is sampling theory? describe it and provide examples to illustrate your definition. discuss generalizability as it applies to nursing research.

Sampling theory is a study of the relationships between a population and its extracted samples.

It is useful in:

It is what we call inductive statistics or statistical inference which consists in inferring important conclusions about a population from the analysis of results observed in random samples.

Within nursing, this theory allows us to conclude which are the most prevalent health-related problems in the population, so hospital treatments and care will be adapted to this population ensuring greater efficiency of care of the nursing staff.

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