Sustain an infrastructure to support EBP

Article Abstract:

Leadership responsibilities for evidence-based practice (EBP) are essential to develop a practice culture that fosters application of evidence in day-to-day nursing care delivery. Developing and sustaining an organizational infrastructure to support EBP include, formulating focused functions for committees and councils of governance, cultivating patient and administrative roles, providing high-quality patient care and transforming the work environment.

United States, Practice, Nurse administrators

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The magnetic pull: Massachusetts nurse leaders share best practices

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The American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) developed the Magnet Recognition Program, which selects healthcare organizations that show and maintain high standards of nursing excellence. The Magnet Networking Group uses networking and collaboration between hospitals and staff members to help regional organizations achieve magnet status and promotes high quality nursing practices.

Massachusetts, Medical centers, Medical centres

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Best-practice protocols: Reducing harm from high-alert medications

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The importance of postoperative monitoring of patients who are administered high-alert medications is discussed. It would help prevent narcotic-induced oversedation in such patients.

Evaluation, Prevention, Postoperative care, Narcotic abuse

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