This was echoed by Mohide and Coker [ 56], who suggested that evidence-based changes to nursing practice need to be readily understandable, practical, and easy to apply.
This should change, and clear, practical steps for dissemination and influencing policy and practice need to be made, based on successful experiences such as those illustrated in this paper.
Ideas and practice need reconnecting before more damage is done.
A critical overview of one aspect of your practice need not be a coffin.
She also argued that it would help with continuing professional development, and address practice need from the point of qualification right through to senior practice roles in organisations.
Gavin Francis claims that "the private [healthcare] sector fails to comply with the highest professional standards of evidence-based practice" (Need, not privilege, Review, 2 October).
The E.C.B., though formally immune from political influence, would in practice need the approval of European governments, especially Germany, to intervene.
Students — and parents — may groan at the prospect of more tests, but the self-quizzing involved in retrieval practice need not provoke any anxiety.
The recent therapeutic developments, Dr. Kremer said, mean doctors in general practice need to remain alert to symptoms of the disease in its early stages and quickly refer patients to rheumatologists who can confirm the diagnosis and prescribe up-to-date treatment before irreparable damage to joints occurs.
