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jman1234

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A nurse is observing how the time of feeding impacts an inpatient's gastric reflux. In which of the following steps of the EBP process would the nurse determine whether a specific feeding time alleviated the patient's gastric reflux symptoms?
 
  A) Searching for and collecting evidence that addresses the question
  B) Appraising and synthesizing the evidence
  C) Integrating the evidence with own clinical expertise, patient preferences, and local context
  D) Assessing the effectiveness of the decision, intervention, or advice

Question 2

Some EBP models recommend a formal assessment of organizational fit, known as implementation potential, when an organization is considering undertaking an EBP project.
 
  Which following issue is of particular importance to address to determine the implementation potential of the EBP project for the organization? A) Effectiveness of the innovation
  B) Nurses' attitude toward the innovation
  C) Patient benefit of the innovation
  D) Transferability of the innovation



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Answer to Question 1

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It would be during step 5 of the EBP process, assessing the effectiveness of the decision, intervention, or advice, that the nurse would determine whether a specific feeding time (an intervention) is effective in alleviating the patient's gastric reflux symptoms.

Answer to Question 2

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Some EBP models recommend a formal assessment of organizational fit, often called implementation potential (or, environmental readiness). In determining the implementation potential of an innovation in a particular setting, several issues should be considered, particularly the transferability of the innovation (i.e., the extent to which the innovation might be appropriate in new settings), the feasibility of implementing it, and its cost-benefit ratio.



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