What is the final step in the process for the implementation of ...

[jerry coleman]

What is the final step in the process for the implementation of evidence-informed practice?
 
  a. Asking a question that presents the clinical problem
  b. Compiling all of the best evidence
  c. Integrating the evidence with the patients' values
  d. Evaluating the outcome of the practice decision or change

Question 2

A 76-year-old patient has just been admitted to the nursing unit with terminal cancer of the liver. Which of the following is the best response for the nurse who is assessing the patient's spiritual needs?
 
  a. I notice you have a Bible. Is that a source of spiritual strength to you?
  b. What do you believe happens to your spirit when you die?
  c. We would allow members of your church to visit you whenever you desire.
  d. Has your terminal condition made you lose your faith or beliefs?

[guyanai]

Answer to Question 1

D

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A Asking a question that presents the clinical problem is the first step in the evidence-informed practice process.
B Compiling all of the best evidence is the second step in the evidence-informed practice process.
C Integrating the evidence with the patients' values is the fourth step in the evidence-informed practice process.
D The fifth and final step for successful evidence-informed practice is to evaluate the outcome of the practice decision or change.

Answer to Question 2

A

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A Stating the observation of the patient having a Bible opens communication regarding the patient's source of strength. Assessing a patient's sources of strength and faith can direct interaction with him or her, including medical treatment plans.
B What do you believe happens to your spirit when you die? is not the best response, as it does not provide information that would assist the nurse in meeting the patient's spiritual needs.
C We would allow members of your church to visit you whenever you desire is not the best response, as it implies that the patient goes to church or should go to church, and assumes that church members are a source of strength for the patient. It does not provide assessment information to determine the patient's spiritual needs.
D Has your terminal condition made you lose your faith or beliefs? is not the best response. It has a negative connotation and does not assess the patient's sources of strength or the beliefs of the patient.

[jerry coleman]

Excellent

[dreamfighter72]

Gracias!