Additionally, 37 of the 40 adolescents interviewed at 6 months post-intervention talked about engaging their family in learning from the program and 19 discussed application of their learning in evidence-based actions, examples of which we reported previously (Bay et al. 2012a).
For clinicians and professional organisations, continuous efforts to promote dissemination and adoption of evidence-based guidelines for example, development of a nationwide asthma programme focusing on early intervention and disease control 26 27 are required to reduce asthma morbidity in this high-risk population.
(2) The EBR model (Evidence-Based Reasoning model), which is for example used by the LeScEd group, differentiates the three steps analyzing, interpreting, and applying (Groß Ophoff et al. 2014; Brown et al. 2010).
Given this heterogeneity in previous studies, it is difficult to develop evidence-based clinical (for example, HE grade) and biochemical (for example, bilirubin) criteria to define the need to initiate therapy and furthermore define the optimal duration of therapy.
Evidence-based medicine, for example, is often presented as a wholly contemporary phenomenon driven by the double-blind clinical trial.
They support national authorities and decision-makers to make evidence-based decisions, for example, on whether to introduce a new vaccine.
An NQR can provide vital aspects for facilitating evidence-based practice, for example, local data drawn from national guidelines which can be used for comparisons over time within the organisation or with other hospitals.
This evidence-based intervention provides a case example of the process of adapting behavioral interventions to culturally diverse communities with limited resources.
177 Instead, there is an increased focus on shifting support to facilitate practice change to 'packaging the evidence' into evidence-based practice resources, for example, tools/toolkits which support the practical application of the knowledge, for example, simple algorithms and/or videos demonstrating efficient use of the intervention.
A hot concept in wonkdom these days is "evidence-based policymaking". If, for example, educators try "career academies" for low-income high school students, and data show that students get higher earnings later, then career academies should get more funding.
