In recent years, reflection without any doubt has become the principal concept in nursing, provoking or arousing/ stimulating debate which is definitely changing the way we practice and the way how nursing is being taught all over the world. The process of reflection is said to be a skill which is fused into clinical practise, which prepares the practitioners to undertake their role in a more diplomatic way and learn to figure out the problems (Mantzoukas and Jasper, 2004 ). Health care professionals recently has to work in a very complicated and in a quick developing health care system, for which they have to constantly replenish and update their knowledge and skills , and is in demand of solving complex cases with equally more challenging
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2-EVIDENCE SUMMARY: Evidence collected is summarized into a meaningful statement.
3-TRANSALATION: Evidence collected is actually put into practice by providing various useful tools to support care like giving a standard protocol..
4-INTEGRATION: This is perhaps the most challenging stage.In this the practices are changed.
5-EVALUATION: After effects of EBP on the health of the patients are looked after, the satisfactory level and the efficiency is evaluated or monitored.
So the aim of Evidence Based Practice is to deliver high quality care to the patients for which they should keep upgrading their knowledge related to EBP and develop necessary skills to put them into practice so that the patients receive the best care possible based on good evidence and aimed at achieving beneficial result.
Conclusively, the goal behind nursing is to provide with the best available care. The best thing about us nurses is that despite of facing lots of hurdles to using research ,the motivation among us to update our knowledge and skills required to practice evidence based nursing is still strong and impressive(Cilisca et al.
2-EVIDENCE SUMMARY: Evidence collected is summarized into a meaningful statement.
3-TRANSALATION: Evidence collected is actually put into practice by providing various useful tools to support care like giving a standard protocol..
4-INTEGRATION: This is perhaps the most challenging stage.In this the practices are changed.
5-EVALUATION: After effects of EBP on the health of the patients are looked after, the satisfactory level and the efficiency is evaluated or monitored.
So the aim of Evidence Based Practice is to deliver high quality care to the patients for which they should keep upgrading their knowledge related to EBP and develop necessary skills to put them into practice so that the patients receive the best care possible based on good evidence and aimed at achieving beneficial result.
Conclusively, the goal behind nursing is to provide with the best available care. The best thing about us nurses is that despite of facing lots of hurdles to using research ,the motivation among us to update our knowledge and skills required to practice evidence based nursing is still strong and impressive(Cilisca et al.