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Translating knowledge into good practice.

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Nurses should value knowledge gained by experience, and pass on such knowledge to new colleagues. Collaboration between nurses and academics is a beneficial method of sharing clinical and academic viewpoints. Reflective groups and journal clubs can help to develop evidence-based practice. Implementing knowledge in practice is a challenge and can be very rewarding for practitioners, as well as improving patient care.

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L Joyce. 2000. Translating knowledge into good practice.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12029879/

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