Johns Hopkins Nursing Evidence-Based Practice Thrid Edition: Model and Guidelines

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IHI (Institute of Healthcare Improvement),
154
implementation, ANA standard of practice,
38
IMRAD organizational format, 136–137
Individual Evidence Summary Tool, 51, 140,
252–253, 297–300
individual research studies
descriptive designs, 105, 108–112
experimental, 104–106
mixed methods, 105, 121–125
nonexperimental (quantitative), 105, 108,
124
predictive designs, 105, 111–112
qualitative, 105, 116–121, 124
quasi-experimental, 104, 107–108
two-dimensional designs, 113–116
information formats for evidence
evidence summaries, 80–81
primary evidence, 81
translation literature, 80
inquiry component, JHNEBP Model, 36–37
INS (Infusion Nursing Society), 222
Institute of Healthcare Improvement (IHI),
154
Institute of Medicine. See IOM
integrative reviews, 150
internal validity measurements, 126–127
interprofessional collaboration, 208–209
“Core Competencies for Interprofessional
Collaborative Practice,” 209
with SON (school of nursing), 209–210
Interprofessional Education Collaborative
(IPEC), 209
interprofessional teams
developing, 46–47, 64–65
scheduling meetings, 50, 77
introduction, classic research format, 136,
138
IOM (Institute of Medicine)
CPGs (clinical practice guidelines),
147–149
Crossing the Quality Chasm: A New
Health System for the 21st Century,
188
EBP 2020 goal, 35
The Future of Nursing: Leading Change,
Advancing Health, 188
Health Professions Education: A Bridge
to Quality, 188
IPEC (Interprofessional Education
Collaborative), 209
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JBI (Joanna Briggs Institute), 80–81, 86
JHH (Johns Hopkins Hospital) Department
of Nursing, philosophy, 194
JHNEBP (Johns Hopkins Nursing Evidence-
Based Practice) Model
components
inquiry, 36–37
learning, 36, 42–43
practice, 36–42
description of, 43–44
examples
decreasing incidence of constipation
post-UAE, 231–233
drawing aPTT from central lines,
Heparin concurrently infusing,
228–230
nonbasin bathing to reduce CAUTIs,
225–227
peripheral IV (intravenous) access,
222–224
PHR to improve patient safety and
satisfaction, 234
factors impacting, internal and external,
44–45
implementation in PACU (post-anesthesia
care unit), 199–201