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Evidence-based clinical practice
1colleen.goode@uhcolorado.edu
The Journal of Nursing Administration
|June 23, 1999
Summary
Healthcare professionals can improve patient care and reduce costs by implementing an evidence-based multidisciplinary clinical practice model. This approach enhances decision-making for both individual patients and broader populations.
Area of Science:
- Clinical practice models
- Healthcare quality improvement
- Evidence-based medicine
Background:
- Healthcare professionals aim to integrate evidence-based decision-making into patient care.
- Current practices often present challenges in applying evidence effectively.
- Optimizing clinical decision-making is crucial for enhancing patient outcomes.
Purpose of the Study:
- To describe an evidence-based multidisciplinary clinical practice model.
- To illustrate the model's application in a clinical setting.
- To demonstrate the model's impact on healthcare quality and costs.
Main Methods:
- Development of a multidisciplinary clinical practice model.
- Implementation of the model at University of Colorado Hospital.
- Case study analysis of model application.
Main Results:
- The model facilitated evidence-based decision-making.
- Implementation led to improvements in healthcare quality.
- The model contributed to a decrease in healthcare costs.
Conclusions:
- An evidence-based multidisciplinary model can successfully improve healthcare quality.
- This model offers a viable strategy for reducing healthcare costs.
- The described model provides a framework for evidence-based practice transformation.
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