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Support for evidence-based practice.

Abstract

OBJECTIVES: To discuss examples of the process for evidence-based practice (EBP) and suggest helpful mechanisms for its support. DATA SOURCES: Published review and research articles, textbooks, guidelines, and web sites. CONCLUSIONS: Evidence-based practice requires a step by step process. Obtaining resources for EBP is essential to identifying and implementing and/or sustaining clinical care based on the best evidence available. IMPLICATIONS FOR NURSING PRACTICE: Finding resources to conduct EBP activities is one of the more challenging aspects of this approach to maintaining and improving quality of clinical care. However, nurses have found creative ways to obtain needed resources to implement EBP.

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Liz Cooke, Marcia Grant. 2002. Support for evidence-based practice.. https://doi.org/10.1053/sonu.2002.30049

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