Evidence-based policy and procedures: an algorithm for success
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Published on: January 15, 2017
Kathleen S Oman1, Christine Duran, Regina Fink
1University of Colorado Hospital, Aurora, CO 80045, USA. kathy.oman@uch.edu
Abstract:
Evidence-based practice is defined as the use of current best evidence by clinicians when making patient care decisions. Barriers to an evidence-based practice are well identified in the literature and significantly impact the use of research findings in practice. A key feature of a practice environment that supports and promotes the use of best evidence is requiring clinical practice policies and procedures to be evidence-based. The authors describe the structure and process developed to facilitate evidence-based policies and the outcomes of the initiative.
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