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Evidence based nursing practice (EBP).

Om Kumari Kathuria
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It is believed that theory guided practice is the future of nursing as nursing enters into the 21st century. Theory guided practice must be placed at the core of nursing and must integrate relevant-outcome-driven practice with the art and science of caring and healing (Walker and Redman 1999).

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Om Kumari Kathuria. 2003. Evidence based nursing practice (EBP).. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15318846/

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