Evidence-Based Practice Tools & Resources
A PART OF CENTER FOR PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE
Evidence-Based Practice and Implementation Science Resource Hub
Stanford Nursing supports a culture that values evidence-based practice (EBP) by empowering clinical nurses at all levels to evaluate and change practice to achieve quality outcomes. The Evidence-Based Practice and Implementation Science Resource Hub provides programs, tools, and resources to support evidence-based nursing practice.
The Stanford EBP Model and the Framework for Implementing Evidence-Based Nursing Practice guide our EBP efforts.
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To learn more about EBP at Stanford Health Care, direct your questions to:
The Stanford EBP Model illustrates internal and external factors that influence nursing practice and the connection between the Magnet elements and the components of EBP in achieving sustainable empirical outcomes.
The Implementation Framework combines the steps of evidence synthesis and the PDSA cycle to guide rigorous identification and implementation of evidence-based practice with emphasis on principles of implementation science, dissemination, and sustainability of outcomes.
The Stanford Champions for Implementation and Evaluation of Nursing Care Evidence (S.C.I.E.N.C.E.) Fellowship, conducted once annually, is a 12-month immersive program designed for clinical nurses wanting to implement solutions to pressing clinical practice issues using evidence.
The program provides 8 hours of paid time per pay period, including didactic workshops & clinical time. Each Fellow will conduct a literature review and analysis, implement evidence-based practice, present their findings, and develop a plan to sustain change.
The goal of the Stanford Health Care Nurse Residency Program is to support the successful transition of newly graduated registered nurses into clinical practice. The program aspires to develop competent, compassionate, and committed clinical nurses who make a positive impact on the lives of our patients. Embedded in the program is the completion of an evidence-based practice project where, with the guidance of a Clinical Nurse Specialist coach, nurse residents identify a clinical problem, conduct a literature search, complete a critical appraisal of the literature, and offer recommendations for practice.
EBP experts are available to provide consultation on project identification, planning and implementation, including:
- PICO(T) question development
- Literature searching
- Implementation strategies
- Data Analytics
- Survey construction
- Abstract and manuscript writing
- Poster development