NUR 427

Critical Thinking Questions Aubree Unruh Arizona College of Nursing and Allied Health NUR 427 Evidence Based Practice III

Pre-Post Session Evaluation Tool Aubree Unruh Arizona College of Nursing and Allied Health NUR 427 Evidence Based Practice III

Introduction to Clinical Practice Guidelines Nastica Lopez Arizona College of Nursing and Allied Health NUR 427 Evidence Based Practice III

Engaging Patients in Shared Decision Making 1. Given the evidence of visiting hours and the evidence related to the individual and system-level implementation of evidence, what are the key issues related to implementing appropriate visitation policies? Key issues related to implementing the facilities visitation policies includes resource allocation, belief of healthcare providers ability to influence policy change within their facility, and possible consequences of implementing appropriat...

Critical Thinking Questions 1. What is the role of patient-centered care and patient preferences in evidence-based practice? The role of patient-centered care and patient preferences is that they help us as nurses to guide our practice based on evidence and research and feedback. It provides our focus and our purpose and allows us to continue research for improvement in our field. It also improves patient engagement in their healthcare process and increases patient outcomes.

Introduction to Clinical Practice Guidelines Nastica Lopez Arizona College of Nursing and Allied Health NUR 427 Evidence Based Practice III Professor Woolley September 18, 2022

Critical Thinking Questions Nastica Lopez Arizona College of Nursing and Allied Health NUR 427 Evidence Based Practice III Professor Woolley September 25, 2022

Engaging Patients in Shared Decision Making Nastica Lopez Arizona College of Nursing and Allied Health NUR 427 Evidence Based Practice III Professor Goldstein October 9, 2022

Case Study: Tom Nastica Lopez Arizona College of Nursing and Allied Health NUR 423 Ethics Professor FitzGerald October 2, 2022

Case Study: Tom 1. How do you feel about expending limited resources on those who are not U.S. citizens and live in other countries when they cannot afford their care? Do you agree with Becky or the other nurses? Why? I agree with Becky. Although this is a controversial issue with any ethical principle’s determinants, no matter how much we might want to help those who are “medical tourists,” as is our nature as healthcare providers, we simply do not have the resources to do so! The ...