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Implementing online tools and resources to help nurses apply evidence based care.

Penny Bond¹, Jill French

¹NHS Quality Improvement Scotland.

|February 19, 2010

Summary

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Nurses may know about quality improvement tools but not use them. An alliance promotes online resources to enhance nursing practice and patient care, summarizing available tools and project evaluation.

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Area of Science:

Healthcare Management
Nursing Practice
Quality Improvement Science

Background:

Nurses' awareness of quality improvement (QI) tools does not guarantee their practical application.
A collaborative alliance was formed between NHS Quality Improvement Scotland and The Joanna Briggs Institute (Australia).

Purpose of the Study:

To promote and facilitate the adoption of online QI tools and resources within nursing practice.
To enhance the quality of patient care through improved practice development.

Main Methods:

Summarization of available online tools and resources for QI.
Discussion of the implementation strategies for these tools.
Outline of the evaluation methods for the project's impact.

Main Results:

The alliance aims to bridge the gap between awareness and utilization of QI resources.
Focus on practical implementation and evaluation of online tools to support practice development.
The project seeks to enhance patient care through systematic application of QI principles.

Conclusions:

Effective promotion and facilitation are crucial for translating QI knowledge into practice.
Online resources and collaborative alliances can significantly support nursing practice development.
The project provides a framework for implementing and evaluating QI initiatives to improve healthcare outcomes.