Evidence Informed Practice Tools
An Evidence Informed Practice Tool is a regional tool based on a practice that has a theoretical body of knowledge, uses the best available scientific evidence in clinical decision-making, uses standardized outcomes measures to evaluate the care provided, and takes account of each person’s unique circumstances, including baseline risk, comorbid conditions and personal preferences.
Types of Evidence Informed Practice Tools include:
- Care Maps
- Clinical Protocols
- Clinical Practice Guidelines
- Clinical Algorithms
- Standing Orders
For information on the process for the development and approval of Evidence Informed Practice Tools, please refer to the current WRHA regional policy on Evidence Informed Practice Tools.
For a checklist on how to develop an Evidence Informed Practice Tool according to the WRHA policy, please click here.
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If you have any questions or comments, please contact Brandy Stadnyk, WRHA Nursing Professional Lead at 431-373-4542 or [email protected].