Evaluation of Primary Health Care NP Initiative
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Developing Research
Inspire.
Questions & Searching for the
Evidence
Engage.
Laura Banfield, Nursing Librarian
Health Sciences Library
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September 2009
Learning Objectives
Review the definition of Evidence (Informed) Based
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Practice and the steps in the process
Formulate questions using PICO and PS models
Introduce the concept of preprocessed evidence and
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the hierarchy of evidence
Identify databases and sources for locating pre-
processed evidence
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Evidence-Based Practice (EBP)
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“The integration of best research evidence with
clinical expertise and patient values to facilitate
clinical decision making”
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(Sackett et al., 2000)
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Clinical Decisions
Clinical state, Patient
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setting, and preferences
circumstances and actions
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Clinical Expertise
Clinical Expertise
Health care
Research
resources
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evidence
Steps of EBP
1. Construct a relevant, answerable question from
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a clinical case.
2. Search the literature to retrieve the best
evidence.
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3. Critically appraise the literature (evidence) for
validity and applicability.
4. Apply the evidence to your clinical practice.
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5. Evaluate the outcome or performance.
*From: Flemming, K. (1998). Asking answerable questions. Evidence-Based Nursing, 1(2),
36-7.
Steps of EBP
1. Construct a relevant, answerable question
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from a clinical case.
2. Search the literature to retrieve the best
evidence.
Engage.
3. Critically appraise the literature (evidence) for
validity and applicability.
4. Apply the evidence to your clinical practice.
Lead.
5. Evaluate the outcome or performance.
*From: Flemming, K. (1998). Asking answerable questions. Evidence-Based Nursing, 1(2),
36-7.
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What Type of Question is it?
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Formulating the Question
(Quantitative)
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P -- Population/Situation
I -- Intervention/Exposure
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C -- Comparison/Counter Exposure
O -- Outcome
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Question
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Intervention
Is exercise more effective than rest
for relieving chronic back pain?
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Question
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Population People with back pain
Intervention Exercise
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Comparison Bed rest
Outcome Reduced pain
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Question
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Causation
Does the presence of hand sanitizer
stations in nursing homes reduce the
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number of infections transferred to
residents?
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Question
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Population Nursing home residents
Exposure Hand sanitizer stations
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Comparison No hand sanitizer
Outcome Reduced infection
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Formulating the Question
(Qualitative)
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P -- Population
S -- Situation
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Question
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How do people with HIV/AIDS living in a rural
community feel about disclosing their status to
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their health care provider?
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Question
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Population People with HIV/AIDS
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Situation Disclosing their status
to their health care
providers
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Hierarchy of
Pre-processed Evidence
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(Haynes, 2007)
Systems
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Support clinical decision making through linking all
relevant best research evidence about a clinical
situation directly to a patient’s record.
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(Haynes 2008)
Sources of Systems
Integrative Electronic Patient Records
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Summaries
“Summaries integrate best available evidence from
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lower layers … to provide a full range of evidence
concerning management options for a given health
problem.”
(Haynes, 2007)
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Sources of Summaries
Clinical Practice Guidelines
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Evidence Based Texts
http://www.rnao.org/bestpractices/
Nursing Best Practice Guidelines
Inspire.
Engage.
Lead.
http://www.guideline.gov/
National Guideline Clearinghouse
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Engage.
Lead.
BMJ Clinical Evidence
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Engage.
Lead.
Lead. Engage. Inspire.
ACP PIER
(Physicians’ Information and Education Resource)
Available through STAT!Ref
Inspire.
Engage.
Lead.
Lead. Engage. Inspire.
ACP PIER
Lead. Engage. Inspire.
ACP PIER
Lead. Engage. Inspire.
FirstCONSULT
Lead. Engage. Inspire.
FirstCONSULT
Syntheses:
Systematic Reviews
Consolidate the literature on a specific topic:
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• comprehensive identification of studies
• review of study relevance
• evaluate methodologic quality
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• extraction and analysis of data
• draw of conclusions
Sources of Synthesis
The Cochrane Library
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Health Care journals
Cochrane Library
http://www.thecochranelibrary.com
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Lead.
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Synopses
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“Synopses of individual studies or systematic
reviews encapsulate the key methodologic
details and results required to apply the
evidence to individual patient care.”
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(Haynes, 2001)
Sources of Synopses
• Database of Abstracts of Reviews of Effects (DARE)
• health-evidence.ca
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• Evidence-based abstraction journals
DARE
Database of Abstracts of Reviews of Effects
http://www.crd.york.ac.uk/crdweb/
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Engage.
Lead.
DARE – Synopses of Syntheses
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Evidence Based Nursing
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Lead.
Lead. Engage. Inspire.
Single Studies
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• To keep up with the literature
• To update summaries and systematic
reviews
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• To contribute to clinical decisions if no
higher preprocessed level is available
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PubMed
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Clinical Queries
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Lead.
Special Queries
PubMed Clinical Queries
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Engage.
Lead.
PubMed – Special Queries
Inspire.
Engage.
Lead.
CINAHL – Clinical Queries
Inspire.
Engage.
Lead.
Lead. Engage. Inspire.
CINAHL - Clinical Queries
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Engage.
Lead.
TRIP (Turning Research into Practice)
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Engage.
http://www.tripdatabase.com
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TRIP – Searching across the Hierarchy
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Engage.
Lead.
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EBN Resources Page
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http://hsl.mcmaster.ca/resources
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/topic/eb/nurse.html
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Library Sessions
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Wednesday September 30 12:30 pm - 2:00 pm
2:00 pm - 3:30 pm
3:30 pm - 5:00 pm
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Questions??
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Laura Banfield
Nursing Librarian
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banfie@mcmaster.ca
Ext. 20239
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