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Answer:
C. EBP in nursing is waning in emphasis and was never fully implemented.
Explanation:
Evidence-based practice (EBP) is a method used in the areas of medicine and health with the aim of using scientific evidence and data to deliver the best high-quality care to patients.
Although this is a great method that has been proposed for over a decade now, it hasn't been fully implemented by nurses due to different reasons:
- Time: In a research study, scientists determined that nurses, although completely agree with this method, state that <u>they are unable to carry out this method mainly due to lack of time and heavy workload.</u>
- Lack of statistical knowledge: In the same study, nurses stated that they had <u>difficulty understanding statistical data</u> that were required to complete the method of EBP.
- Inability to understand technicisms: They also had a <u>difficult time while trying to understand jargon or medical technicisms </u>as many scientists overuse technical words in research papers, <u>creating a barrier for them to fully implement EBP.</u>
Therefore, <u>EBP in nursing hasn't been rejected but it has never been fully implemented.</u>
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