Evidence-Based Practice "Sacred Cows": Pt Positioning, Dopamine, DVTs and Fluid Resuscitation
Elizabeth Bridges, Mary Beth Flynn Makic, Carol Rauen
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Learning Objectives
At the completion of this program, you will be able to:
- State why evidence should be used for the foundation of nursing practice.
- Identify two practice changes that should take place on their unit related to the topics discussed.
- Outline two challenges and four possible solutions to implementing evidence based practice in the clinical setting.
Continuing Education Information
CE ID:
CER446
Total Contact Hours:
1.25
Pharma Hours:
0.0
Synergy Cat:
A
Test Expires:
12/1/2013
Description
The science of nursing should be based on evidence as much as possible. There are many clinical practice habits that have evolved into daily patient care without a sound research foundation. In fact, many have continued despite sound research to the contrary. This presenation reviews four of the sacred cows in critical care practice. Experts in each field will review the current evidence based practice recommendations. The presentation of the research will be followed by a discussion with the audience to address challenges of implementing practice changes and the panel members will offer suggestions and tips for continued success.
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