THE NURSING EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE

The Nursing Evidence Based Practice

The Nursing Evidence Based Practice

Introduction

Evidence-based practice of intuition not based on systematic observation or logical pathophysiologic evidence for the use of research findings and to assist in Evidence based practice decisions is emphasized. Evidence-based practice for doctors to learn new skills for Evidence based practice decisions need to use a different method of producing. These skills include the application of formal rules of evidence evaluating the Evidence based practice literature.

Discussion

A) Description of the Evidence based practice problem and its application in nursing or an advanced search question marks in your head to know it is a problem caused by an aspect of nursing

Nursing slowly builds its own knowledge base. More intervention studies are conducted and published in the literature. The first strength of the evidence Health Policy and Research clinical practice guideline (1992) five-level was classified by the Agency. High-low strength of evidence, these levels: 1) a meta-analysis of several studies, 2) experimental studies, 3) quasi-experimental studies, 4) experimental studies, and 5) case reports and clinical examples. This is a specific intervention or protocol that the degree of confidence in the values of physicians uses to assess the clinical literature shows.

Since 1990, as a basis for understanding and planning of houses resident assessment instrument (RAI) and researchers from other countries, the needs of an aging population (Fries et al., 1997). Demand in countries around the world increasingly looks to the long-term care. Similar to the U.S. as Japan has a population of aging baby boom. Ten countries in a comparative study, Ribbe et al. (1997), and is currently quite high and rising ratio of older to younger adults.

Health and Human Services (1973-1974, 1977, 1985, and 1995), U.S. Department and Agency for Health Research and Quality (AHRQ, 1987 and 1996) - intensive use of the two institutions in the United States has worked in nursing homes. This basic difference in using the methodology of the two organizations, a nursing home (Rhoades and Krauss, 1998) definition. HHS experts used in the least restrictive while a maintenance debt AHRQ, private care home for 24 hours to provide defined boundaries. According to recent AHRQ study, approximately 1.6 million residents in early 1996 (Brown University, 1998) in the United States had 16,800 nursing homes. Different expectations of the residents of nursing homes, though, all 2021, an important growth experience of the U.S. population from the age of 75 (Brause, 1994) also agree that when the first generation to achieve.

While the long-term health to create a more agile and efficient alternative to has increased in recent years, studies. The house sheltered housing complex, continuous care communities and health services. However, in the near future, a significant percentage of nursing home care they need long-term will remain dominant. Home care expenses rose to $ 2,300,000,000 in 1989, 9500000000 $ 1993 will be covered by a Medicare, however, 70 percent of health expenditures in 1993, long-term care and nursing homes $ 108 000 (Goldberg, 1995) has ...