Evidence-based nursing practice is a systematic, problem-solving approach to clinical practice that combines the best evidence from well-designed trials, principles, and desires of patients, and experience of the clinician in making decisions about the care of the patient. There are a variety of rating systems and evidence hierarchies that determine the strength or quality of evidence generated from the study or report.
It is important for every clinician to be knowledgeable about evidence-based practice and evidence levels as clinicians need to be confident about how much emphasis they should place on a particular study, report, practice alert, or clinical practice guideline when making decisions about the care of a patient.
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Related Societies and Associations:
International Council of Nurses, American Psychiatric Association, American Urological Association, American Medical Association, American Association of Public Health Physicians, American Assisted Living Nurses Association, American Forensic Nurses, American Nursing Informatics Association, National Association of School Nurses, National Student Nurses Association, Canadian Association of Schools of Nursing
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