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Mary Beth Flynn Makic1, Jennifer Dailey-Vail, Gail Armstrong
1At the University of Colorado, Anschutz Medical Campus, College of Nursing in Aurora, Colo., Mary Beth Flynn Makic is a professor, Jennifer Dailey-Vail is an associate professor, Gail Armstrong is a professor, and Laura Rosenthal is a professor and the Senior Assistant Dean of Academic Operations.
Abstract:
This article explores the synergistic relationship between evidence-based practice (EBP) and quality improvement (QI) methods in nursing, highlighting their potential to enhance patient outcomes and foster practice change. By identifying clinical gaps and employing a structured approach to integrate EBP and QI, nurses can effectively implement best practices tailored to evolving healthcare needs. Ultimately, this article provides a comprehensive framework for nurses to leverage EBP and QI collaboratively, thereby advancing nursing practice and improving patient care.
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