Lecture 13 - More *@^%+! Theory stuff Flashcards
Praxis
Integrates theory and practice
Art and Science of nursing
Evidence-Based Practice
Use of best available evidence to provide care.
Evidence-Informed Practice
Incorporates evidence from research, clinical expertise, client preferences + other resources to make nursing decisions about client
Generating Evidence-Informed Practice
1) Ask Q that presents clinical problem
2) Identify + gather most relevant and best evidence
3) Critically appraise evidence
4) Integrate evidence with clinical expertise, clients’ preferences, and clients’ values to make decision or change
5) Evaluate outcome for pt
Problem-focused trigger
Best dressing to use for wound?
Problem-focused trend
What can we do to reduce the number of ulcers developed on our unit?
Knowledge- focused trigger
What is the current evidence to improve overall healing for diabetic ulcers?
Clinical Question (PICO)
P - Pt population of interest
I - Intervention of interest
C - Comparison of interest
O - Outcome
Carper’s Ways of Knowing
Every Energetic Elephant Plays
Ethics - moral component
Esthetics - art of nursing
Empirics - science
Personal Knowledge - therapeutic use of self
Best Practice Guidelines
- most appropriate courses of action in certain practice situations
- Registered Nurses Association of Ontario (RNAO)
Integrating BPG’s in practice
Step 1: Identify problem, review + select knowledge
Step 2a: Adapt knowledge to local context
Step 2b: Stakeholder analysis
Step 2c: Resource assessment
Step 3: Assess facilitators + barriers to knowledge use
Step 4: Select, tailor + implement intervention +
implementation strategies
Step 5: Monitor knowledge use + evaluating outcomes
Step 6: Sustain knowledge use