Nursing & Primary Healthcare

Evidence based Nursing

Using the most recent, pertinent research on the subject in conjunction with one's own clinical skills, evidence-based nursing produces high-quality decisions and nursing care. Evidence-based practise serves as the foundation for this strategy.

The goals of evidence-based nursing are to enhance patients' health and wellbeing while also delivering care in a way that is economical to improve outcomes for both the patient and the healthcare system. The objective of evidence-based nursing is the gathering, interpreting, assessing, and integrating of reliable, clinically relevant, and useful research.

Four types of research are utilised in EBP. They are:-

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  Controlled, randomised studies.


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  Information gathered through cohort, case-control, or observational research.


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  Clinical experts' opinions that are backed up by data from experiences, research, or committee reports.


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  First-hand knowledge.