When considering the decision to change practice, criteria to be considered include what? (Select all that apply.)
a. A significant number of studies and EBP guidelines
b. The risk-benefit ratio for the patient
c. A thorough review of the literature
d. Feasibility for a practice application
e. Preference of stakeholders
ANS: A, B, C, D
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Correct A significant number of studies and EBP guidelines should be considered in a decision to change nursing practice.
The potential benefit and risk of harm must always be considered in a decision to change nursing practice.
A literature review is necessary before a decision to change nursing practice is made.
The feasibility for a practice application must be considered in a decision to change nursing practice.
Incorrect This is not a criterion that would be considered in the decision to change practice.
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