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Pedro Colio¹, Julie-Kathryn Graham

¹Author Affiliation: School of Nursing, San Diego State University (Dr Colio and Dr Graham), San Diego, California.

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Summary

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Advanced Practice Registered Nurses must understand the difference between evidence-based practice and evidence-informed practice. This distinction is crucial for improving patient outcomes and highlighting nursing expertise.

Keywords:

EBP EIP best evidence clinical guidelines cultural responsiveness meta analysis meta-analysis qualitative research randomized controlled trial (RCT)retention systematic review underserved communities

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Area of Science:

Nursing Science
Healthcare Practice

Background:

Distinguishing between evidence-based practice and evidence-informed practice is essential for advanced nursing.
Historical context and practical applications are key to understanding these concepts.

Purpose of the Study:

To clarify the differences between evidence-based practice and evidence-informed practice.
To provide historical context and practical applications for Advanced Practice Nurses.

Main Methods:

Literature review of PubMed database.
Search terms included 'evidence-based practice,' 'evidence-informed practice,' and 'nursing.'
Preference for recent literature, with articles post-2000 considered.

Main Results:

Twenty-one articles were retrieved and analyzed.
The review presents a historical perspective and contrasts current practices.
Key differences between the two practice models are highlighted.

Conclusions:

Evidence-based practice is a scientific methodology for applying evidence.
Evidence-informed practice involves using evidence alongside clinical judgment for care decisions.
Understanding this distinction is vital for Advanced Practice Registered Nurses to enhance patient outcomes and demonstrate expertise in implementation science.