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Implementing evidence-based practice: A guide for radiographers
1School of Health and Society, Mary Seacole Building, Frederick Road, University of Salford, Salford, M6 6PU, UK.
Abstract:
Evidence-based practice is a concept that has grown across health disciplines over the last 25 years as a way of providing high quality health care. Radiographers are keen to implement evidence-based approaches but barriers remain in practice. This article provides a practical guide to help overcome some of the common issues that impact on the implementation of evidence-based practice in radiography. Tips and resources for each step of the evidence-based cycle, along with a worked example are presented.
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