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A process for instituting best practice in the intensive care unit.

Elisabeth L George¹, Patricia Tuite

¹University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Presbyterian, Pittsburgh, PA, USA. georgebl@upmc.edu

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Summary

Implementing evidence-based practice (EBP) in critical care nursing requires a supportive culture. A multi-disciplinary committee successfully used EBP to improve patient outcomes and educate staff.

Keywords:

Evidence based practice critical care nursing multi-disciplinary teams quality

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Area of Science:

Nursing
Healthcare Management
Evidence-Based Practice

Background:

Patient safety and quality outcomes are key healthcare goals.
Evidence-Based Practice (EBP) is crucial for achieving these goals.
Implementing and sustaining EBP in nursing faces significant challenges, necessitating a supportive organizational culture.

Purpose of the Study:

To implement an innovative strategy promoting a culture of EBP in a tertiary care setting.
To improve patient care in critical care units through evidence-based interventions.
To educate healthcare staff on the principles and application of EBP.

Main Methods:

Formation of a multi-disciplinary committee focused on critical care EBP.
Identification of EBP projects through comprehensive literature reviews.
Implementation of an innovative strategy within a 152-bed critical care unit.

Main Results:

Demonstrated improvement in patient outcomes within the critical care population.
Successful education of staff on EBP principles and integration into practice.
Development of EBP advocates and innovators among committee members.

Conclusions:

An innovative, multi-disciplinary approach can foster a culture of EBP in critical care.
EBP implementation leads to enhanced patient outcomes and staff education.
Sustained EBP integration requires committed advocates and a supportive organizational structure.