Introduction - Nursing Evidence Based Practice Committee - Research Guides at Virginia Commonwealth University

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American Nurses Association Research Toolkit: Provides an introduction to research and evidence based practice. Also provides access to resources to translate evidence into practice.

Evidence-based practice: Step-by-step (American Journal of Nursing): Series of articles that provide an overview of evidence based practice for nurses.

EBM Librarian: Good site for further resources when examining the various steps of EBP

Berkeley Systematic Reviews Group: Resource for information on how to conduct systematic reviews & meta-analysis.

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Evidence-Based Practice Tutorials

Evidence-Based Practice: An Interprofessional Tutorial
Two lesson tutorial to teach the 5-step model evidence-based practice from the University of Minnesota Libraries
Evidence Based Practice Tutorial for Nurses
4-step model tutorial developed by the Penn State University Libraries
Disseminating the Evidence Base in Public Health Nursing
6 Module tutorial developed by the University of Illinois at Chicago Library of the Health Sciences and others
Research Utilization and Evidence-Based Practice
A self-paced tutorial prepared by New York University
SUNY Downstate Medical Center Evidence Based Medicine Tutorial
Tutorial includes illustrations of EBM concepts including the evidence pyramid, double-blinded studies, cohort studies etc.
Evidence-based Practice in Health Sciences
Instructional modules developed by the Information Services Department of the Library of the Health Sciences-Chicago, University of Illinois at Chicago
Introduction to Evidence-Based Practice
Interactive introductory tutorial developed by Duke University and the University of Carolina at Chapel Hill

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EBP Model Books

The VCU Health System has adopted the Johns Hopkins Model for evidence-based practice. There are electronic versions of the two key texts covering this model