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Tools for evidence-based vascular nursing practice: Achieving information literacy for lifelong learning
Jodi Jameson1, M Eileen Walsh2
1Mulford Health Science Library, University of Toledo, Toledo, Ohio.
Abstract:
Information literacy is essential in facilitating evidence-based practice (EBP) activities. In vascular nursing, the implementation of EBP is of utmost importance. Best practice grounded in research evidence can contribute to improved patient care outcomes for individuals with vascular disease. The following paper discusses information literacy competencies for nurses to develop in the context of EBP, with an emphasis on formulating a clinical question and searching for evidence. Relevant health science information resources are described, including their value and purpose in the 6S model of evidence. Also discussed are practical and supportive solutions with proven effectiveness in ensuring nurses' success with EBP.
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