Excellence in Nursing Practice Through Research, EBP
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Excellence in Nursing
Practice Through Research,
EBP & Application to
Bedside Patient Care
Chesapeake Bay Society of PeriAnesthesia Nurses
Saturday, February 8th, 2014
Kim A. Noble, PhD., RN, CPAN
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Part II
The Beginning: The PICO
Question; An EBP Start
Kim A. Noble, PhD., RN, CPAN
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Objectives
Following participation in this lecture,
the learner will:
Discuss the steps in the EBP process;
Describe examples of EBP changes in
perianesthesia nursing;
Develop, compare and refine a
PICOT question.
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A Little History…
A paradigm shift…
Moved from an age of experts,
wisdom and experience…
To evidence…
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A Little More History…
Nursing education
Diploma entry
ADN
BSN entry
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Final History…
Medical research history…
Archie Cochrane (1909-1988)
Effectiveness and Efficiency: Random
Reflections on Health Sciences (1972)
Evidence Based Medicine (1992)
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A History of Nursing Research
1900: AJN first published;
1923: First doctoral program in nursing at Teachers College:
Columbia;
1929: First masters program in nursing: Yale;
1950: ANA conducted study of nursing that led to 1959 first
standards;
1952: Journal of Nursing Research established;
1960-1970’s: Nursing models researched;
1970: ANA Commission on Nursing Research;
1970’s: Research added to BSN curriculum;
1972: Cochrane EBP established; qualitative research begins;
1980: First nursing research received federal funding.
1986: Nursing research included in NIH; 1993: NINR
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Evidence Based Practice
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What is Evidence Based
Practice (EBP)?
The Same as research….
Based in research…
But also Different from research…
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http://guides.mclibrary.duke.edu/content.php?pid=431451&sid=3529499
Look Closer at EBP
A foundation in Critical Thinking
Explosion of journals
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http://sundayresources.net/neil/2013/01/03/evidence-based-practice-in-the-church-2/
Why Evidence?
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http://www.nsttac.org/content/evidence-based-practices
Why EBP Now?
Why is nursing evidence so important:
High visibility of quality and safety
movement;
Tremendous growth of new knowledge;
Identification of delay in application of new
evidence;
Decline in best-care knowledge for pt care;
Tremendous consumer pressure.
White & Dudley-Brown, 2012, p. 4-5.
EBP Process Begins with Ideas
Come from your experience:
Sacred cows?
Questions?
Ideas?
Guide practice change.
Base nursing practice on
research findings;
As the name implies…
What is YOUR question?
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Your Idea Leads to a Question:
PICO(T)
The Question guides the process.
Define your question:
P:
Population.
I:
Intervention.
C:
Comparison.
O:
Outcome.
T:
Timing.
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So…Where Do We Start?
Begin with a question…
Your assignment…
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Let’s Look at the Question:
PICOT: Population
P:Population
Gender
Ethnicity
Disease
Think
about…
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PICOT: Intervention
I:
Intervention (Indicator):
Disease
exposure
Risk behavior
Prognostic factor
Think
about…
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PICOT: Comparison
C:Comparison
(Control)
Placebo
“Normal”
Treatment
No disease
No risk
Think
about…
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PICOT: Outcome
O:Outcome:
Risk
of disease
Accuracy of Diagnosis
Rate of occurrence
Think
about…
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PICOT: Timing
T: Timing:
Time
for outcome
Length of study
__# of sample
Think
about…
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Types of Questions
Therapy/Intervention:
I
P
O
In __,
what is the effect of __
on __
compared
C
T
with__
within __?
Etiology
Diagnosis
Prevention
Prognosis/Prediction
Meaning
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The Question Forms the
Literature Review
Keywords.
Exclusion & inclusion criteria.
Search:
CINHAL, Medline,
Cochrane, JBI.
Records.
YOUR new best friend!
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Research Review
Challenging!
Strategies:
Spread
the
terror.
Consistency
(tools).
Practice improves ease.
Mentoring process.
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Review Consensus
“Many hands makes light work.”
This
case many eyes.
Discuss the research.
Consensus for ranking of research
evidence.
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Practice Recommendations
Translation of research
practice.
EBP recommendations
answer your question.
Process can be used to
guide policy.
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References
Boswell, C. & Cannon, S. (2007).
Introduction to Nursing Research:
Incorporating Evidence-Based Practice,
Sudbury, MA: Jones & Bartlett.
Malloch, K. & Porter-O’Grady, T. (2006).
Introduction to Evidence-Based Practice in
Nursing and Health Care, Sudbury, MA:
Jones & Bartlett.
White, K. M. & Dudley-Brown, S. (2012).
Translation of Evidence Into Nursing and
Health Care Practice, New York: Springer.
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