Question

The Joanna Briggs Institute of Oklahoma Evidence-based Practice Center reviewed a “best practice sheet” on newborn hypoglycemia. What does the term “best practice” refer to? How is this related to evidence-based practice? Are systematic reviews involved in “best practices”? What is the relevance if any, to nursing practice?

Answer 1

Q. No. 1. Answer :

Best practice is defined as it is a systematic process involving the identification, collection, evaluation, dissemination, and implementation of information and monitoring of outcomes of health care interventions, for in a population group and defined conditions.

It is called as best practice.

Q. No. 2. Answer :

This best practice is related to evidence based practice, through in these we are identifying the problems and collecting relevant information, and also preparing some of the interventions by using some of articles and research studies, related to that problem, and implementing those interventions through evidence.

* and finally evaluating the results whether those interventions are worked or not.

So this best practice is related to evidence based practice.

Q. No. 3. Answer :

Yes, systematic reviews involved in these best practices as evidenced based practices.

Q. No. 4. Answer :

Nurses are used the research studies and journals and articles related to any disease conditions, and they will implement the nursing care to that patients.

Like they will use evidence based practices.

To provide quality of care and to improve patient health and to reduce legal issues.