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Processes and outcomes of evidence-based practice
Dana N Rutledge1, Marilyn Bookbinder
1Department of Nursing and Palliative Care, Beth Israel Medical Center, New York, NY, USA.
Objectives:
To describe knowledge utilization, the models created to apply knowledge and promote evidence-based practice, and outcomes of integrating evidence into practice.
Data Sources:
Textbooks, research and review articles, and professional experience.
Conclusions:
Evidence-based practice is both a process, which requires activities to evaluate evidence, and a product, which is the translation of evidence into a practice change.
Implications For Nursing Practice:
The integration of evidence into nursing practice will strengthen nursing's theoretical base, decrease the variation in processes of care, improve patient outcomes, empower nurses, and help identify areas for research.
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