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An Evidence-Based Practice Mentoring Program: Outcomes and Cost.

Katie Azama^1,2, Renée W Latimer², Gwen K Isherwood²

¹The University of Hawai'i at Mānoa's School of Nursing and Dental Hygiene, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA.

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Summary

Evidence-Based Practice Mentoring Program (EBPMP) significantly improved staff

Keywords:

evidence‐based practice magnet mentoring mentorship preceptor

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Area of Science:

Healthcare quality improvement
Nursing education and practice
Interprofessional collaboration

Background:

The Evidence-Based Practice Mentoring Program (EBPMP) is a 12-month initiative at a Hawai'i acute care facility.
It features a two-tiered mentoring structure: EBP faculty mentor EBP mentors, who then guide mentees.

Purpose of the Study:

To evaluate the impact of a pilot EBP mentoring program on promoting the Value, Implementation, and Knowledge of Evidence-Based Practice (EBP).

Main Methods:

A literature search, appraisal, and synthesis informed the EBPMP development.
The pilot involved a nurse-led interdisciplinary team from July 2022 to June 2023.
Outcomes measured included the Quick-EBP-VIK survey, self-confidence in EBP mentoring skills, feasibility, and program cost.

Main Results:

Significant increases were observed in EBP Value (11.14%), Implementation (80.87%), and Knowledge (99.46%) for mentors and mentees.
Mentors' self-confidence in EBP mentoring skills substantially increased over 12 months.
Program feasibility was high, with 80% of mentees completing modules and an 88.1% meeting attendance rate.

Conclusions:

EBP mentoring is an effective strategy for enhancing staff EBP development and fostering an organizational culture of EBP.
Sustained leadership support is vital for the EBPMP's long-term success and sustainability.