Evidence and nursing practice
Anne Casey
Abstract
Anne Casey
Abstract
Where guidance on good practice is available it is often not implemented’. This statement by the Health Committee sums up a major problem in the health service which applies to nursing as much as to any other group. In children’s nursing there is a growing body of evidence and guidance about best practice which we have a professional duty to use but which somehow gets left on the shelf.
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Where guidance on good practice is available it is often not implemented’. This statement by the Health Committee sums up a major problem in the health service which applies to nursing as much as to any other group. In children’s nursing there is a growing body of evidence and guidance about best practice which we have a professional duty to use but which somehow gets left on the shelf.
Key concepts: Nursing, Duty, Nursing practice, Statement (logic), Evidence-based nursing, Service (business), Medicine, Psychology