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    • These projects drive practice change and positively influence unit goals and performance metrics.
    • Implementing EBP projects benefits both the resident nurse and the healthcare unit.

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    • Nurse residency programs benefit significantly from the inclusion of evidence-based practice (EBP) projects.
    • EBP projects foster professional development for new nurses and contribute to unit-level improvements.
    • Ongoing assessment and refinement of EBP project requirements are crucial for optimizing outcomes.