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Nursing: Evidence Based Practice

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Procedures & Policies

link to Dynamic Health  Dynamic Health 

Dynamic Health is an evidence-based point-of-care tool designed to help nursing and allied health professionals master skills and obtain fast answers to clinical questions to deliver improved patient outcomes. 

Instructions for navigating this resource are available from our Learning Opportunities Guide.

link to THP Policy Search (Paradigm)   THP Policy Search

This links to THP policy search via Paradigm. It provides staff a reference to policies and procedures, clinical practice guidelines, medical directives and delegated controlled acts.

Evidence Based Practice & Guidelines

link to Joanna Briggs Institute Evidence Based Practice database

            Joanna Briggs Institute EBP

The Joanna Briggs Institute EBP Database provides access to a wide range of summarized and appraised evidence, to inform nursing clinical practice. This comprehensive range of resources includes over 3,000 records across seven publication types: Evidence Based Recommended Practices, Evidence Summaries, Best Practice Information Sheets, Systematic Reviews, Consumer Information Sheets, Systematic Review Protocols, and Technical Reports

Drug Information & Patient Education

Lexidrug    

Provides clear, concise, point-of-care drug information, including dosing, administration, warnings and precautions, as well as clinical content, such as clinical practice guidelines, IV compatibility from Trissel's 2 Clinical Pharmaceutics Database, and other tools. GSA scheduled.

The Patient Education Module provides the capability to print complete patient educational packets with information on medications, conditions, and/or procedures. The condition/procedure leaflets are available in English and Spanish, while the adult- and pediatric-specific medication leaflets are available in up to 19 languages.

 

link to UpToDate   UpToDate

The patient education module offers two levels of content for patients:

  • The Basics are short overviews. They are written in accordance with plain language principles and answer the four or five most important questions a person might have about a medical problem.
  • Beyond the Basics are longer, more detailed reviews. They are best for readers who want detailed information and are comfortable with some medical terminology.