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A Collaborative Effort to Build an Evidence-Based Practice Project Repository.

Christine Willis¹, Kate Daniels², Margaret Gettis³

¹Inman Medical Library, Children's Healthcare of Atlanta @ Egleston, Georgia, USA.

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|May 10, 2021

Summary

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Hospital librarians created an Evidence-based Practice (EBP) repository, enhancing collaboration with nurse scientists and improving tracking of clinical project utilization. This initiative increased librarian involvement in research and Magnet reaccreditation efforts.

Keywords:

Collaboration Magnet accreditation evidence-based practice projects repository librarian nurse scientist

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Area of Science:

Health Sciences
Library and Information Science
Nursing

Background:

Clinical nurses require accessible resources for Evidence-based Practice (EBP) projects.
Hospital librarians can play a crucial role in supporting EBP initiatives.
Integrating librarians into the research process can enhance project outcomes and dissemination.

Purpose of the Study:

To establish an Evidence-based Practice (EBP) project repository for clinical nurses.
To explore the impact of librarian involvement on the research process and project utilization.
To enhance the role of librarians in supporting clinical research and Magnet reaccreditation.

Main Methods:

Development of a hospital intranet-based repository for EBP projects.
Collaboration between hospital librarians and nurse scientists.
Tracking the utilization of completed EBP projects by clinicians.

Main Results:

Successful establishment of an EBP project repository.
Increased early involvement of librarians in the research process.
Enhanced tracking of EBP project utilization by clinicians.
Facilitated greater librarian participation in the Magnet reaccreditation process.
Raised awareness of librarian roles in EBP and Magnet initiatives.

Conclusions:

An EBP repository enhances librarian-nurse scientist collaboration and project tracking.
Early librarian involvement and robust tracking mechanisms improve EBP implementation.
Librarians are integral to supporting clinical research, EBP, and achieving Magnet recognition.