How to...surf the net; in an age of fast-changing health care, the worldwide web can help nurses keep up to date with the latest developments

Article Abstract:

Effective ways in which the nurses can use the Internet and worldwide web for improving their care decisions are described. Information can be searched on the web by using search engines or clinical archives of nursing related websites. Online communities help in providing support and networking opportunities.

Usage, Internet, Health care industry, Technology application

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Publishing to contribute to the nursing evidence base

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Writing and publishing of articles by healthcare professionals to contribute to evidence-based nursing is presented.

Evaluation, Works, Evidence-based nursing, Medical publishing, Medical writing

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Finding the research for evidence-based practice

Article Abstract:

Availability of information on evidence-based practice and selecting the right source is described.

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