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The Clinical Inquiry Process Diagram Question Development Checklist, Roy E. Brown
The Clinical Inquiry Process Diagram Question Development Checklist, Roy E. Brown
VCU Libraries Faculty and Staff Publications
This updated handout, previously published in 2023, serves as a reference for those who are either in an EBP course or are practicing healthcare providers involved in questioning practices to improve patient care. The handout guides the user from identifying and developing a question to determining whether the clinical question, based on evidence, will be an evidence-based practice project/initiative, a performance improvement project, or a research project. It aligns with the fifth version of the Clinical Inquiry Process Diagram and now includes several different formats that can be used when trying to create a focused clinical question.
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The Basic Rules Of Doing A Good Search And Search Tips - Revised, Roy E. Brown
The Basic Rules Of Doing A Good Search And Search Tips - Revised, Roy E. Brown
VCU Libraries Faculty and Staff Publications
This is a handout that is used as a reference for those who are learning to more effectively search databases for assignments and evidence-based practice projects. The revised handout contains information related to the databases that may be searched as well as about Google Scholar.
Please contact the author for a version that can be reused and rebranded.
The Evidence Based Practice Question Development & Search Tips Checklist (Revised), Roy E. Brown
The Evidence Based Practice Question Development & Search Tips Checklist (Revised), Roy E. Brown
VCU Libraries Faculty and Staff Publications
The Evidence Based Practice Question Development and Search Tips Checklist is a tool that is used in instructional sessions with nurses in reference to evidence-based practice and literature searching. It is intended as a reference handout. The revised handout contains information related to the databases that may be searched as well as about Google Scholar.
It is under a creative commons license. If you would like a version that can be rebranded for your organization to use, please contact the author for an editable version.