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Use of Implementation Science to Advance Nurse-Led Evidence-Based Practices in Clinical Settings.

Evidence demonstrates improved outcomes of evidence-based practice (EBP); yet routine implementation remains challenging. Implementation science provides a science-based approach to implementation, but application among nurse-led teams is sparse. This study identified difficulty/success of nursing t...

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Published in:Nurse Leader Vol. 20; no. 3; pp. 297 - 306
Main Authors: McNett, Molly, Tucker, Sharon, Thomas, Bindu, Gorsuch, Penelope, Gallagher-Ford, Lynn
Format: research Journal Article
Published: Elsevier B.V. Jun2022
Online Access:View this record in EBSCOhost
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          McNett, Molly
          Tucker, Sharon
          Thomas, Bindu
          Gorsuch, Penelope
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          Implementation Science Utilization
          Advanced Practice Registered Nurses
          Nursing Practice, Evidence-Based
          Leadership
          Collaboration
          Meetings
          Human
          Checklists
          Feedback
          Audit
          Nursing Role
      ab: Evidence demonstrates improved outcomes of evidence-based practice (EBP); yet routine implementation remains challenging. Implementation science provides a science-based approach to implementation, but application among nurse-led teams is sparse. This study identified difficulty/success of nursing teams implementing EBPs, and common implementation strategies. Nurses (n = 84) reported difficulty with implementation. Common strategies included engaging leadership, collaborators, highlighting advantages, diverse teams, and staff meetings. Highly successful nurse-led teams reported use of timelines, checklists, auditing/feedback, and hardwiring as effective implementation strategies. Implementation remains the most challenging component of EBP. Nurse-led teams should incorporate implementation science strategies to facilitate successful uptake of EBP in clinical settings.
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