Due to low levels of familiarity with evidence-based practice (EBP) among the hospital's staff nurses, a group of nurse educators has identified a need for an EBP educational initiative
How should the educators begin preparing for this educational initiative?
A) Identifying resources that are available for the program
B) Assessing the strengths and shortcomings of past EBP educational programs
C) Performing a critical appraisal of the literature
D) Forming a cadre of EBP practice mentors for each unit at the hospital
A
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A. Taking over B. Communicating indirectly C. Belittling feelings D. Making assumptions
The open bed
A. is made when the patient is discharged. B. has the top bedding fanfolded at the foot. C. has the top bedding folded to one side. D. is made with the patient in bed.