[Strategy for promoting evidence-based nursing practice in hospital]

Area of Science:

• Healthcare Management
• Clinical Practice
• Organizational Behavior

Context:

• Evidence-based practice (EBP) is crucial for enhancing healthcare quality, patient satisfaction, and cost-effectiveness.
• It is a key indicator for healthcare provider competencies and system accreditation.
• Despite its benefits, EBP adoption in clinical settings progresses slowly.

Purpose:

• To introduce a model for evidence-based practice.
• To describe a staged process for translating this model into organizational culture.
• To provide a reference for healthcare facilities aiming to promote evidence-based nursing practice.

Summary:

• The article outlines an evidence-based practice model and a staged approach for its integration into organizational cultures.
• It addresses the slow adoption of EBP, suggesting a lack of organizational follow-up models as a contributing factor.
• The proposed model aims to facilitate the successful translation of EBP into daily healthcare practices.

Impact:

• Facilitates the adoption and integration of evidence-based practice within healthcare organizations.
• Enhances the quality of care and patient outcomes through systematic implementation of EBP.
• Supports the development of evidence-based nursing practice and a culture of continuous learning.