What is Evidence-based Practice?

Evidence-based Practice in Primary Care
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Evidence-based Practice in Primary Care
Evidence-based practice (EBP) integrates clinical expertise, patient values, and best research evidence in treatment and decision-making procedures for patient care. This practice allows nurses and other clinical professionals to research, analyze, and translate findings into various methods while delivering care to their clients (Melnyk et al., 2018). EBP helps in attaining a substantial health care environment by enacting benefits such as improving the patient experience during the treatment process, improving the overall health outcomes of clients, and minimizing health care costs (Melnyk et al., 20170. The practice leads to easy and cheap access to maximum healthcare services at all facilities. EBP does benefit not only the patients alone but also the clinicians by enhancing their wellbeing through eradication of issues such as burnout at work.
EBP is only achievable through the will and consistency of physicians in implementing the practices desired by the method. Hence, health care professionals should behold awareness of essential requirements, such as delivering high-quality patient-oriented care to attain EBP (Ebell et al., 2017). Although they may be trained and achieved the desired credentials for their work, they need to research to know the primary recommendations in E...