Sunday, 15 June 2014
Evidence Base Paper using APA formart
Fundamentals of Nursing Concepts NURN 153 Evidence-based Paper Webquest:
Patient Safety Introduction: Patient safety is one of health care’s
most important issues. Nurses play a vital role in improving patient
safety and quality of care. Evidence-based practice is the key to
finding and implementing the best strategies and interventions to
improve patient outcomes. Task: Your nurse manager has asked your
clinical group to examine the safety practices of the unit. Use
evidence-based research to evaluate one of the following patient safety
questions related to safety. Use the Joint Commission’s National Patient
Safety Goals as a guide to evaluate your unit’s safety practices and
prepare recommendations for your manager. Your patients are counting on
you! Process: Choose one of the patient safety questions that relates to
a situation that you observed on your unit. Find and summarize two
research articles that provide evidence to answer the patient safety
question. Use the recommended library resources and other credible
sources (refer to your Evidence-based Practice lecture and readings).
Write a 2-3 page report in which you will do the following: Describe the
current safety practice you observed on your unit that relates to the
question you chose. Summarize the two research articles. Answer the
patient safety question using the evidence in the articles. Using what
you learned from the evidence-based literature, write at least two
recommendations to the nurse manager which might improve the current
safety practices of your unit relating to the chosen question. Use APA
format, be sure to include references. Patient Safety Questions: What
are the best methods for preventing central-line associated infections?
Recommended Resources: CCBC Library Databases: CINAHL & CINAHL PLUS
Health Source: Nursing/Academic Edition JAMA Online ProQuest Nursing and
Allied Health Source PubMed Other Databases: AHRQ – Agency for
Healthcare Research and...
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