Leveraging the Jigsaw Learning Strategy to Promote Competence, Confidence, and Efficiency in Evidence‐Based Practice.

Background: The original jigsaw strategy is a cooperative learning technique that involves small groups of participants working together on a particular task that was initially designed to promote academic performance and foster positive social relations among students across diverse classroom setti...

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Publicado en:Worldviews on Evidence-Based Nursing (John Wiley & Sons, Inc.) Vol. 22; no. 4; pp. 1 - 8
Autores principales: Gallagher‐Ford, Lynn, Dean, Jennifer, Martini, Kady, Thomas, Bindu
Formato: tables/charts Journal Article
Publicado: John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Aug2025
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          Gallagher‐Ford, Lynn
          Dean, Jennifer
          Martini, Kady
          Thomas, Bindu
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          Professional Practice, Evidence-Based Education
          Learning Methods
          Outcomes of Education
          Models, Theoretical
          Confidence
          Professional Competence
          Self-Efficacy
          Program Implementation
          Interpersonal Relations
          Teamwork
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      ab: Background: The original jigsaw strategy is a cooperative learning technique that involves small groups of participants working together on a particular task that was initially designed to promote academic performance and foster positive social relations among students across diverse classroom settings. Jigsaw emphasizes teamwork by facilitating collaboration among students or participants to accomplish tasks. It is an efficient and time‐saving approach that is particularly applicable when there is a lot of information to review and each individual does not need to learn every detail of the topic. Aims: To develop a strategy to advance EBP in healthcare organizations and build individuals' competence and confidence in the EBP process. Methods: The jigsaw approach was modified to advance evidence‐based practice (EBP) through the creation of the "Jigsaw Journal Club for EBP" (JJC‐EBP). Results: The JJC‐EBP strategy/approach enhances efforts to advance EBP work in organizations by expediting the critical appraisal step of the EBP process. This strategy/approach also promotes clinician participation in EBP by creating a collaborative approach to several steps of EBP methodology. In addition, this strategy/approach helps individual clinicians build their competence and confidence in several steps of EBP methodology as well. Linking Evidence to Practice: EBP can be advanced in healthcare organizations through implementation of the Jigsaw journal club strategy. Clinicians can build their EBP competence and confidence through participation in a Jigsaw journal club activity.
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