Early child care and education regulations focus on risk reduction and quality improvement as defined through evidence-based practices that can be applied and quantified, but may be a poor fit for the dynamic and relational nature of caring for infants and young children (Urban 2012).
Our proposition, then, is that the arts-based practices that can successfully generate such spaces of wellbeing are usefully explored and conceptualised through Turner's theory of liminality.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have recommended several patient- and procedure-based practices that can be implemented to reduce the incidence of VAP, including regular oral disinfection, inclining the patient to reduce reflux, daily assessment of the need for continued intubation, and early tracheostomies for long-term intubations [ 9].
Program content was based on best practices that can be used by nursing staff to provide information about promoting and maintaining bladder health.
There is a solid base of evidence that we can draw on to support educational practices that can teach students to get along, to accept and even embrace those who are different to them.
There are examples of good practice that can be found, like the mental health team based in Liverpool magistrates' court.
For example, our current governance framework for research is nationally based, with a complex system of laws, policies and practice that can be unique to a jurisdiction.
This protocol serves as an evidence based model that can reduce practice variability and set up a more uniform standard of care, especially in developing countries.
Much can be learned from the investigation of the propensity to adopt evidence based practice among physical therapists that can be applied to other health professions.
This research suggests that the exchange of information between clinicians can play an important role in facilitating evidence based practice and that the very least this exchange should not limit the application of evidence to practice.
