The Impact of Evidence-Based Nursing as The Foundation for Professional Maternity Nursing Practices
Journal Title: Open Access Journal of Reproductive System and Sexual Disorders - Year 2019, Vol 2, Issue 2
Abstract
Nursing profession is changing emphasis on the use of the best evidence derived from nursing literature in guiding nursing practice, and it has become a global demand. Evidence-Based Nursing (EƁN) is а way to deal with settling on quality choices and giving nursing care dependent on personal clinical expertise and skills in combination with the most current, relevant/applicable research available on the topic. Nursing profession is changing Emphasis on the use of the best evidence derived from Nursing literature in guiding nursing practice, and it has become a global demand. Evidence based practice has its roots internationally and used in application of nursing practice in general and in maternity & community-based nursing specially. Evidence is limited for many nursing interventions, yet approaches should be based on the best possible science, multidiscipline and focus on sound planning and evaluation methods [1]. The Evidence is defined as the accessible assortment of facts or information/data showing if а belief or proposition (suggestion/proposal) is true and substantial or valid [2]. The Evidence is the accessible assortment of realities or data showing if а conviction or recommendation (proposal) is valid or substantial [2].
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Hanan Elzeblawy Hassan
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- DOI 10.32474/OAJRSD.2019.02.000135
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