eclipse-application
ResearchSOP: apply the ECLIPSE framework to structure a mixed-methods research question
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ECLIPSE Application
Apply the ECLIPSE framework — suited to mixed-methods research.
HARD-GATE
Pipeline
- Pre-check: confirm the research suits the ECLIPSE framework
- E (Expectation): define the expected improvement/outcome
- C (Client group): define the target group
- L (Location): define the geographic/organizational location
- I (Impact): define the expected impact
- P (Professionals): define the professionals involved
- S (Service): define the service/system involved
- E (Evaluation): define the evaluation method
- Assembly: assemble the components into a complete RQ sentence
- Output: ECLIPSE fill-in table + RQ statement
Output Format
E (Expectation): [expected outcome]
C (Client group): [target group]
L (Location): [geographic/organizational location]
I (Impact): [expected impact]
P (Professionals): [professionals involved]
S (Service): [service/system involved]
E (Evaluation): [evaluation method]
RQ: "What is the [I] of [S] on [C] in [L], as evaluated by [E]?"