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Utilizing the 'Iowa Model Revised: Evidence-Based Practice' to Develop an Intervention for Use in a Hemodialysis
Angela Hensen1, Carol Jeffrey2
1Nurse Educator, Department of Kidney and Transplant Services, Princess Alexandra Hospital, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.
Summary
Developing nursing evidence in hemodialysis requires a structured approach. This article guides nurses in using the Iowa Model-Revised to enhance quality improvement projects into evidence-based practices.
Area of Science:
- Nursing
- Evidence-Based Practice
- Hemodialysis
Background:
- Nursing evidence development in hemodialysis is hindered by numerous specialized clinical tasks.
- Establishing a robust evidence base necessitates a complex, collaborative process.
Purpose of the Study:
- To provide nurses with a framework for developing evidence-based practice.
- To guide the transformation of quality improvement projects into evidence-based practice.
Main Methods:
- The article introduces the Iowa Model-Revised of Evidence-Based Practice.
- It outlines a methodology for applying this framework to nursing practice.
Main Results:
- Nurses can utilize the Iowa Model-Revised to systematically develop evidence-based practices.
- This framework facilitates the transition from quality improvement initiatives to evidence generation.
Conclusions:
- The Iowa Model-Revised offers a structured approach to advance nursing evidence in hemodialysis.
- Implementing this model supports the development of excellence in healthcare through evidence-based practice.
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