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Implementing evidence-based practice using an interprofessional team approach: part two.

Susan Bohnenkamp¹, Nicole Pelton¹, Cindy J Rishel²

¹Medical Center, University of Arizona in Tucson.

Oncology Nursing Forum

|August 28, 2014

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This study improved sequential compression device (SCD) use in inpatient oncology patients. The Plan, Do, Study, Act model enhanced evidence-based practice compliance for better patient outcomes.

Keywords:

evidence-based practice interprofessional approach translational research

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Oncology Nursing
Quality Improvement Science
Interprofessional Healthcare

Background:

Inpatient oncology care demands robust interprofessional collaboration and integrated evidence-based practice (EBP).
Effective teamwork leverages diverse expertise to achieve superior patient outcomes.
Evidence-based practice is crucial for translating research into solutions for clinical nursing challenges.

Purpose of the Study:

To implement and summarize an evidence-based project focused on enhancing sequential compression device (SCD) compliance.
To target gynecologic oncology and urology patients on a post-surgical inpatient unit.
To utilize the Plan, Do, Study, Act (PDSA) model for continuous quality improvement (CQI).

Main Methods:

The project employed the Plan, Do, Study, Act (PDSA) cycle, a framework for continuous quality improvement.
Interventions were designed to increase the correct usage of sequential compression devices (SCDs).
The focus population included post-surgical gynecologic oncology and urology patients.

Main Results:

The evidence-based project aimed to increase compliance rates for sequential compression device (SCD) use.
The PDSA model guided iterative improvements in the intervention strategies.
The study focused on a specific inpatient population within gynecologic oncology and urology.

Conclusions:

Implementing evidence-based practice through structured quality improvement models can enhance clinical compliance.
The PDSA model provides a systematic approach to addressing practice issues in inpatient settings.
Optimizing sequential compression device (SCD) use is vital for preventing complications in post-surgical oncology patients.