THIRD ANNUAL EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE CONFERENCE

在当今的卫生保健环境中，对高质量循证护理以及成本效益的强调对包括护理专业在内的卫生专业人员提出了独特的挑战。尽管循证护理改善了患者的预后，但只有一小部分卫生保健提供者将其护理建立在这种模式的基础上。护士和其他医疗保健提供者正在努力提供循证护理，同时管理要求苛刻的病人负荷。此外，在将研究干预措施转化为实践环境之间存在着巨大的差距。因此，必须加紧努力，以循证护理的形式缩短从发现研究成果到将其付诸实践的时间间隔。拟议的会议与AHRQ将研究转化为实践的长期承诺非常匹配，并侧重于AHRQ的两个优先领域：儿童保健问题和老年人护理。我们第三届EBP年度会议的目标是帮助护士和其他医疗保健提供者学习以下技能：(A)搜索最新的实践证据，(B)评估与其实践相关的证据的强度，(C)针对经过严格评估的证据计划实践变化，(D)克服实施循证护理的障碍，(E)规划评估循证护理结果的战略，以及(F)了解影响高危儿童和青年、老年人以及急危重症护理的最新证据。拟议的资金将通过在全国范围内推广和传播循证做法，极大地增强本次会议的影响。

The emphasis on high-quality evidence-based care as well as cost- effectiveness in today's health care environment is posing unique challenges for health professionals, including the nursing profession. Although evidence-based care has resulted in improved patient outcomes, only a small percentage of health care providers are basing their care on this model. Nurses, as well as other health care providers, are struggling to deliver evidence-based care while managing demanding patient loads. In addition, a huge gap exists between the translation of research interventions to practice settings. Therefore, intensified efforts must be taken to decrease the time lag between the discovery of research findings and implementation into practice in the form of evidence-based care. The proposed conference is an excellent match with AHRQ's long-term commitment to translating research into practice and focuses on two of AHRQ's priority areas: children's health care issues and the care of older adults. The objectives of our third annual EBP conference are to assist nurses and other health care providers in learning the skills to: (a) search for the latest practice evidence, (b) evaluate the strength of evidence that is relevant to their practice, (c) plan practice changes in response to critically appraised evidence, (d) overcome barriers in implementing evidence-based care, (e) plan strategies for evaluating the outcomes of evidence-based care, and (f) become knowledgeable of the most current evidence that is influencing the care of high-risk children and youth, older adults, and the acute/critically ill. The proposed funding will greatly enhance the impact of this conference through national outreach and dissemination of evidence-based practice.