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Clinical expert facilitators of evidence-based practice: a community hospital program
Dana N Rutledge1, Katie Skelton
1Patient Care Services, St. Joseph Hospital, Orange, California 92868, USA. dana.rutledge@stjoe.org
Abstract:
A 1-year program for select clinical nurse experts led to increased comfort in using evidence-based practice strategies. Nurses identified specific barriers and facilitators for evidence-based practice efforts, accomplished individual goals, and saw changes in their practice roles. Results from the program and its evaluation are that staff can benefit from such an effort (4-day course with specific follow-up activities).
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