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What if the intervention does not work?

You report it and explain why, usually drawing on implementation data. A well-run project with a null result is a legitimate capstone, and in an applied doctorate an honest account of why something did not work in a real setting is genuinely useful to the field.

This comes up on EdD Capstone Project Support, where it is answered in the context of the work itself.

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