The Center for Nursing Research & Innovation
2008 Fellows Project Presentation & Celebration Agenda
Evidence Based Practice Fellows
Education Program Overview
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Evidence-based
Practice Fellows Spring 2006 |
Why the Evidenced-Based Fellows Role Development Education Program?
The tradition of evidence-based practice (EBP)
in nursing was clearly advocated by Nightingale, who urged the collection
and use of clinical data to guide patient care delivery. As participants
in this program will confirm, quality patient care demands that
the content and processes of professional practice and patient care
be based on available scientific knowledge. For nearly 3 decades,
with the body of research knowledge exploding, the nursing profession
has advanced its efforts to expedite the translation and use research-based
knowledge in practice. As references cited herein reveal, using
research to guide the content and actions of clinical practice,
or practice that is based on evidence is a key component of the
larger construct of evidence-based practice (EPB). In EBP, best
evidence, clinician expertise and judgment, and patient preferences
are integrated and aligned in making therapeutic plans and treatment
decisions.
Participants in this program have a chance to consider barriers
to research use in nursing and health care that have been well documented,
and compare those findings with their own experiences and challenges.
While some barriers emphasize gaps between practice and research
related to how research is published and disseminated, the evidence
itself and the common experiences of clinicians highlight the importance
of building organizational capacity to empower and support clinicians
in developing their evidence-based practice roles. By encouraging
staff clinicians to use practice problems and search for evidence-based
solutions aimed at improving patient care quality, safety and outcomes,
this program aims to strengthen the capacity of clinicians to pursue
evidence-based practice improvement projects in their setting, advancing
clinical excellence.
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UCSF Fellows meet with
Susan Shapiro |
Target Program Participants
The series of workshops that comprise the Evidenced-Based
Fellows Role Development Education Program are planned to guide
clinicians who are developing their evidence-based practice role
by planning, implementing and evaluating clinically focused evidence-based
practice projects. The sequence of the workshops systematically
guides the Learner through the process of developing and completing
an EBP practice project and assists clinician participants to move
through the process with a high degree of individualized assistance
and the synergies of peer group expertise and support.
Overall Program Objectives
- Identify problems in his or her practice setting
that may be resolvable through EBP performance improvement approach.
- Analyze an identified practice problem to
verify whether it is a suitable for an EBP project solution.
- Apply the PICO framework for phrasing an appropriate
research question for the selected practice problem
- Conduct a clinically focused literature search
for evidence to guide performance improvement related to an
identified practice problem.
- Systematically analyze and critically appraise
literature relevant to the identified practice problem and prospective
practice improvements using evidence tables.
- Plan a pilot change project that addresses
an identified clinical practice problem, based on evidence gathered
in the scientific literature that “fills gaps” in
practice in a selected clinical microsystem.
- Implement the pilot EBP clinical change project,
and monitor its progress through the trial period.
- Evaluate the impact of the pilot EBP clinical
change project.
- Disseminate the findings of the evaluation,
and based on the results, determine the next steps in refining
and diffusing the selected EBP innovation beyond the tested
microsystem.
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