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1Author Affiliation: Nursing Research and Magnet Program Director, Nursing Practice and Development, Spectrum Health, Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Abstract:
Organizations are often challenged to demonstrate the evidence of empirical outcomes required for Magnet® application and designation. Theoretically, the application of evidence-based guidelines to the clinical setting leads to empirical outcomes. However, successful integration of guidelines into practice remains problematic. This article explains how organizations can leverage implementation science to promote the effective uptake of best practice standards to achieve the outcomes necessary to improve care and demonstrate Magnet standards.
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