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Implementing evidence-based nursing practice.

Abstract

A methodology for establishing and supporting evidence-based nursing practice is examined. Description of a clinical and administrative scenario serves as an example of a systematic appraisal of the relevant literature that had implications for clinical practice.

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Teri Britt Pipe, Kay E Wellik, Vicki L Buchda, Carol M Hansen, Dana R Martyn. 2005. Implementing evidence-based nursing practice.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16035635/

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