The phrase "best practice evidence" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
It refers to evidence that supports the use of the best practices available in a given field, such as a business, industry, or profession. You can use the phrase when discussing standards, processes, and recommendations that have been proven to produce superior results. For example, "Our team used best practice evidence to inform our decision-making process when making changes to our workflow."
Although "early dialysis" in advance of a storm is promoted as a best practice, evidence for its effectiveness as a protective measure is lacking.
These weekly 90-minute sessions are interactive, case-based discussions where teams of residents work together using iPads and the medical literature to find best practice evidence for clinical care.
Among the Level 3 hospitals, though, those with teaching hospital status had markedly lower costs, which may reflect educational and awareness activities to promote best practice, evidence based guidelines and clinical care pathways.
Another algorithmic approach combines need and best practice evidence to design community workforce.
Even though there is best practice evidence on accelerometry use, there is still no consensus on several issues.
Despite best practice evidence favouring cervical lines, the study found that femoral line insertion was more appropriate in this subset of patients with unstable head injuries.
The implementation of a best practice, evidenced based SWI technique for the relief of back pain in labour will provide an alternative analgesic option that addresses consumer demand for low intervention strategies.
The Center for Effective Child Therapy at Judge Baker Children's Center is committed to expanding the use of best practices (evidence-based treatments) in child and family mental health.
I was very encouraged as I had the opportunity to interact with several individuals from HUD and the Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence WSCADVV) to see the emphasis on best practices, evidenced based solutions, and innovation.
With such varied ideological backgrounds, finding a common language can be difficult, so the terminology tends toward the appealingly vague—"smart on crime," "best practices," "evidence-based policies"—though the goals generally circle around reducing the prison population and helping people who come out of prison to avoid returning.
Prenatal records are potentially powerful tools for the translation of best-practice evidence into routine prenatal care.
