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Evidence-based practice: cost-benefit of large system implementation.

Marita Mackinnon Schifalacqua¹, Ann Shepard, Wanda Kelley

¹M. Schifalacqua Consulting, LLC Henderson, Nevada 89052, USA. MaritaCon-sult@gmail.com

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Implementing an evidence-based practice (EBP) model in large healthcare systems requires strategic planning and organizational change. Leveraging clinicians ensures cost-effective, evidence-based patient care through structured toolkits and efficient development.

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Area of Science:

Healthcare Management
Clinical Practice Improvement
Organizational Change

Background:

Implementing evidence-based practice (EBP) models in large healthcare systems presents unique challenges.
Organizational change strategies are crucial for successful adoption of new clinical practices.

Purpose of the Study:

To discuss key strategies for designing and implementing an EBP model within a large healthcare system.
To outline quality management methods and cost-benefit evaluations for EBP implementation.

Main Methods:

Development of structured EBP toolkits by dedicated Design Teams.
Inclusion of quality management methods within the toolkit deliverables.
Explanation of cost-benefit evaluation for staff time during EBP development.

Main Results:

A representative group of clinicians can effectively create standards and materials for system-wide EBP implementation.
Structured toolkits facilitate practice changes and organizational adaptation.
The process is demonstrated to be cost-effective.

Conclusions:

Leveraging clinical expertise is key to successful EBP implementation.
Evidence-based and cost-effective patient care can be achieved through systematic EBP models.
The discussed approach supports sustainable practice improvements in healthcare.