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A regional evidence-based practice fellowship: collaborating competitors.

Susan Mace Weeks¹, Penny Moore, Marinda Allender

¹TCU Center for Evidence-Based Practice and Research, Texas Christian University-Harris College of Nursing and Health Sciences, Fort Worth, Texas, USA. s.weeks@tcu.edu

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This study details a collaborative fellowship program that trained nurses in evidence-based practice. The initiative aimed to improve healthcare quality by equipping nurses with skills to implement research at the bedside.

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Area of Science:

Nursing
Healthcare Management
Translational Science

Background:

Limited adoption of evidence-based practice (EBP) in clinical settings.
Need for structured programs to support direct-care nurses in EBP implementation.
Importance of inter-institutional collaboration to scale EBP initiatives.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe the development and implementation of a collaborative fellowship program for direct-care Registered Nurses (RNs).
To enhance the diffusion of evidence-based practice within multiple healthcare organizations.
To prepare RNs to integrate new EBP knowledge and skills into bedside care.

Main Methods:

A collaborative fellowship model involving 21 hospitals and 2 academic institutions.
Provision of integrated training, mentorship, and support for participating RNs.
Focus on developing competencies in evidence-based practice acquisition and application.

Main Results:

Successful establishment of a metropolitan-wide EBP fellowship program.
Empowerment of direct-care RNs with enhanced knowledge, skills, and abilities in EBP.
Facilitation of EBP translation from a fellowship setting to the clinical bedside.

Conclusions:

Collaborative, inter-institutional fellowship programs are effective for strengthening EBP diffusion.
Investing in direct-care nurses through specialized training enhances their capacity to lead EBP changes.
The fellowship model provides a scalable approach to improving evidence-based care delivery.