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I agree with your understanding of our discussion topic. I agree with your thoughts regarding “bedside nursing” how they are a huge advantage to nursing. Bedside nursing is more like a long term ideology because it is adding to healthcare technologies. It allows to get in touch with the latest information regarding innovation and the case studies that are a necessity to healthcare department. One of the positive aspect is the normalcy for patients because of the survey tools that cab assess patients. The other side of argument is, it is also posing a serious threat to healthcare department because of the marginalized approach to working.
I found your post really helpful because of the information you provided regarding BSN. Furthermore, I am really happy for your friend who just received her AS-RN license and would like to congratulate her on her achievement. You explanation of how much work involved in just getting a bachelor’s degree for such a program is hard in itself and its worth is a truth that i completely agree with. Furthermore, research driven bed side nurses are a rare commodity and should be supported more, as they are more knowledgeable regarding the latest practices. This makes them a more productive and a better asset to the institution that they are working for. Also research ability is an important tool to have in one’s belt as this keeps not just nurses but ordinary individuals as well on top of their game regarding latest events. Furthermore, your words on nurses hindering themselves in pursuing research truly resonated with me as I believe that in pursuing things of value the most important hindrance someone faces is from within (Kang, 2016).
While I thoroughly agree with mostly everything you have mentioned in this post but what I would like to add that you are not even considering the shortage of time professional nurses have. They work multiple shifts and do not even have time to take care of their own families. It is hard to expect them to also conduct research when they have so much on their plate.
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Evidence Based practice is one of the concepts that is the combination of different aspects and paradigms, such as, research, clinical approaches and the values associated with patients. EBP uses qualitative approach to undergo an analysis of the presented facts and figures along with a clear illustration of the contrasting facts and figures. EBP is a nursing platform that allows to research latest health problems and collect relevant information about it. Evidence Based Practice is one of the most preferred technique to collect qualitative data so that a theoretical framework can be constructed and then applied to the medical problem.
I think evidence-based practice is a platform that allows to incorporate observed experiences in order to analyze a problem and suggest the required solution. EVB is more like an avenue of research because it allows to do comparative analysis by adhering to the rules and principles of medical science. EVB is an approach that assert an analytical view of medical science by adhering to the unique principles because it is an option to address the gaps in past. This term was introduced in 1992, accompanied by the utilization of primitive medical technique such as bloodletting and then the study of effectiveness of both modern and commonly accepted treatment. (Grove, et, al. 2019). It is affirmed that the medical specialist and nurses should try to use evidence-based practice as an approach that could help them address medical issues with upgraded knowledge. The most significant fact is, evidence based practiced is used in the other fields of life as well such as education and research methodologies because it fulfils all the requirements of research, accountability and qualitative judgment. I would like to add, it is not a universally accepted tool of analysis and research because a number of researchers think that one should develop its own areas of research and data for study. (Grove, et al. 2019).
Reference
Grove, S. K., Gray, J. R., & Faan, P. R. (2019). Understanding Nursing Research: First South Asia Edition, E-Book: Building an Evidence-Based Practice..
Kang, S. W. (2016). Knowledge withholding: psychological hindrance to the innovation diffusion within an organisation. Knowledge Management Research & Practice, 14(1), 144-149.
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