Overall, we as researchers must make scientific evidence comprehensible and communicate evidence in such a way that clinicians are easily able to interpret and implement it in practice.
The overall results of this study indicate that we as researchers must make scientific evidence comprehensible and communicate evidence so that clinicians are able to interpret and implement it in practice.
Enabling clinicians to access timely, comprehensible information on evidence-based practice is likely to optimize its use, its influence on clinical decision-making and, as such, patient care [ 80- 82].
Further research on what makes evidence more comprehensible, convincing and useable would contribute to understanding how to bridge the gulf between evidence and practice.
Educational campaigns concerning the HCWs should include evidence based and comprehensible information about possible adverse effects of the vaccine and their incidence.
Research should explore how well these key resources do in translating evidence in a comprehensible form for health professionals and in exploring the kinds of formats health professionals find most helpful in their understanding of research evidence.
Statement of facts is methodically clearly distinguished from opinions; different perspectives were taken into account, as well as strengths and weaknesses; and outcomes/outputs, conclusions and recommendations are supported by evidence and are comprehensible.
In the light of these evidences, it is comprehensible that the impact of USP2a overexpression in a prostate lesion, as, in response to CDDP, it displays an antioxidant effect.
For example, the Websites What Works Clearinghousee', 'Doing What Works', or 'Best Evidence Encyclopedia' provide easily comprehensible research reviews in education, each with a special section on early childhood.
Finally, meaning, which assesses whether the evidence is clear and comprehensible [ 15].
