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Andrea Burdge Smith1, Kathy A Baker, Susan Mace Weeks
1Author Affiliations: Adjunct Faculty (Dr Smith) and Professor (Dr Baker), Harris College of Nursing & Health Sciences, and Vice Provost for Academic Affairs (Dr Weeks), Texas Christian University-Fort Worth.
Abstract:
Academic-practice partnerships provide a model for sharing resources, increasing professional knowledge and skills, improving patient outcomes, and strengthening organizational cultures of quality and safety. This article describes the long-term outcomes of a regional collaborative evidence-based practice fellowship. Results reveal the fellowship had a measurable positive impact on fellows' evidence-based practice knowledge and practice, project outcomes, professional growth, and the culture of excellence within partner organizations.
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