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Susan W Salmond1, Cheryl Holly2, Jane Smith3
1Northeast Institute for Evidence Translation and Synthesis, Rutgers School of Nursing, 65 Bergen Street, Suite 1141, Newark, NJ 07107, USA.
Abstract:
With the demands for improved experiences of care, improved outcomes, and greater efficiency/lower costs, the need for an evidence-based approach to care in rehabilitation settings has never been more urgent. This article guides practitioners in how to find the best available evidence for rehabilitation settings. It then discusses the use of evidence from systematic reviews through a high-impact case study: delirium in patients with postoperative hip fracture.
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