Investigation on the Clinical Readiness of Nurses' Evidence-based Practice in a 3A-Level General Hospital in Beijing
Year: 2019
Type: article
Study design: Observational Study
Abstract: Objective: To understand the evidence-based practice readiness of developing evidence application projects in a 3A-level general hospital in Beijing, to identify barriers to evidence-based practice and to promote the successful application of evidence.Methods: All the clinical nurses who were going to participate in the application units of the evidence-based practice project were selected as the survey objects, and the self-made "Basic Information Questionnaire" and "Clinical Readiness to Evidence-based Nursing Assessment (CREBNA)" were used to conduct the survey.The total amounts and subscales were calculated.The factors that influence the score of the total scale were scored and analyzed.Results: The CREBNA total score was (119.87±19.18), the evidence subscale score was (47.94±8.54), the organizational environmental subscale score was (36.09±6.11),and the facilitator subscale score was (35.83±7.56).Univariate analysis showed that the total score of the scale was related to years of work, scientific research experience, knowledge of evidence-based care, and participation in evidence-based practice. Conclusion:The current evidence-based practice preparation situation is good.It is feasible to carry out evidence-based practice activities in the hospital.The follow-up development plan should be made based on the corresponding obstacle factors.
Source: Journal of Integrative Nursing
Authors: Luo YANG, Hong GUO, Yan-Ling SHEN, Li LI, You-Hua LIU, Dan ZHAO, Hai-Yan WANG, Shao-Hua GONG, Xiao-Ping YI
Language: English
Subfield: General Health Professions
Field: Health Professions
Domain: Health Sciences
Open Access status: diamond
OpenAlex ID: W2947929761