Why practice based on Evidence-based practice?
According to Warren, McLaughlin, Bardsley, Eich, Esche, Kropkowski and Risch (2016), evidence-based practice has been defined as a problem solving approach to the implementation of healthcare. This approach includes the best practice possible based on clinical evidence of experience and patient centered values to improve patient outcomes while improving patient safety through quality of care by reducing inconsistences. Whether using best research evidence, clinical expertise, or patient values and circumstances, the knowledge used to promote better delivery of nursing care becomes an important focus in today’s healthcare needs (Greiner & Kinebel, 2003). Nurses are able to assess and implement
According to Warren, McLaughlin, Bardsley, Eich, Esche, Kropkowski and Risch (2016), evidence-based practice has been defined as a problem solving approach to the implementation of healthcare. This approach includes the best practice possible based on clinical evidence of experience and patient centered values to improve patient outcomes while improving patient safety through quality of care by reducing inconsistences. Whether using best research evidence, clinical expertise, or patient values and circumstances, the knowledge used to promote better delivery of nursing care becomes an important focus in today’s healthcare needs (Greiner & Kinebel, 2003). Nurses are able to assess and implement