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Evidence Based Practice Immersion Series
Evidence Based Practice Immersion Series
| The Evidence Based Practice (EBP) Immersion series is a virtual two session educational experience that offers an in-depth step-by-step walkthrough of the Johns Hopkins evidence-based practice (JHEBP) model, how to find and grade evidence to support practice change, and how to implement and sustain change in healthcare settings. Participants will gain confidence in developing PICOT questions, conducting literature searches, differentiating quantitative and qualitative research, and navigating manuscript publications. | ||
| Subject Area | Level | |
|---|---|---|
| Evidence Based Practice | Intermediate | |
| Audience | Delivery | |
| Nurses, advanced practice providers, physicians, residents, allied health professionals, managers and interested staff who may be leading or participating in an EBP project. | Didactic, facilitated class discussion, small group activities, and application of key concepts and tools from the JHEBP model delivered virtually. | |
| Requirements | Pre-Requisites | |
| Pre course readings, resources, and assignments | None | |
| Credits/Certification | Length | |
| Continuing education credit for nurses are available. | 8 hours over two, four-hour sessions | |
| Date(s) | Registration | |
| Dates to be determined soon. | Register through the Learning Space | |
| Fee(s) | Contact Information | |
| No charge for Christiana Care employees, Medical-Dental staff and credentialed providers. | For more information, please contact Evidence Based Practice Specialist, Kaci Rainey at krainey@christianacare.org or Loretta Consiglio-Ward at LConsiglio-Ward@ChristianaCare.org. | |
Contact iLEAD
John H. Ammon Medical Education Center
2nd Floor, Suite 2E65A
4755 Ogletown-Stanton Road
Newark, DE 19718 - directions
Phone: 302-733-5943
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