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Susan T Shaffer1, Colleen D Zarnowsky, Renee C Green
1Department of Nursing, The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA 19104, USA. shaffers@email.chop.edu
Abstract:
This article presents the bedside nurses' perspectives on their experience with conducting an evidence based practice project. This is especially important in the climate of hospitals working to achieve Magnet Recognition. The facilitators and barriers to project design and completion are discussed in detail. Strategies to overcome barriers are presented. Facilitators for bedside nurses include motivation and professional development. Most common barriers were lack of time and limited knowledge about the process. Interventions aimed at research utilization can be successful when mindful of commonly understood barriers to project completion with steps taken to resolve those barriers.
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