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Nursing Research 1: Help developing quantitative question

Hi! I'm a nursing student and I'm currently taking Nursing Research 1and I have to come up with a quantitative question to do a series of projects througout the semester, but the more I read articles and search keywords the further away I get from narrowing ideas. HEEELP please, can anyone suggest what would be a good quantitative question to research!

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    Hi! I'm a nursing student and I'm currently taking Nursing Research 1and I have to come up with a quantitative question to do a series of projects througout the semester, but the more I read articles and search keywords the further away I get from narrowing ideas. HEEELP please, can anyone suggest what would be a good quantitative question to research!

    Please anybody taking research class that can give me advice?

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    a quantitative question is not the same as a descriptive one. "quantitative" means you need something that can be measured. what kind of "projects" are we talking about? this is a great link to help you (and other students) understand and perform quantitative research in a nursing setting.

    http://www.researchproposalsforhealthprofessionals.com/definition_of_quantitative_resea.htm

    http://www.researchproposalsforhealthprofessionals.com/quantitative_research_design.htm

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