A.   To present the conclusions of an EBP project

B.   To present an EBP project in 300 words or less

C.   To present just enough information about an EBP to create dialogue with viewers

D.   To get free admission to a congress

A.   Use bullets for lists

B.   Use complete sentences and correct grammar

C.   Group information into blocks

D.   Limit the information included to important points

A.   Serve on an interdisciplinary EBP project work group

B.   Appraise a research article for an EBP project work group

C.   Bring relevant research evidence to unit or agency leadership persons

D.   Lead an evidence-based practice project

A.   Assemble a group of 3-4 other nurses who share your concern to meet with the nurse leader

B.   Be ready to give some recent examples of why you think a change should be considered and come to the meeting with abstracts of several research articles that support your proposal

C.   Write an official proposal with a reference list

D.   Show up on time for the appointment and polish your shoes

A.   Staff nurses’ main contribution is scanning the clinical literature for articles about new evidence-based practice related to the unit’s or agency’s area of practice

B.   Staff nurses can identify gaps and weaknesses in care, help in developing evidence-based protocols, and follow evidence-based protocols

C.   Staff nurses should lead evidence-based nursing projects

D.   Staff nurses’ main contribution to EBN is to follow evidence-based protocols

A.   Do you know a staff nurse who participated in an evidence-based practice project—and if so what was her involvement?

B.   Is there a research committee here?

C.   Have you ever had a face-to-face verbal exchange with the chief nursing officer or her/his direct assistant?

D.   Is there money available to assist each staff nurse to attend congresses, workshops, and conferences?

A.   Ability to perform statistical analyses

B.   Critical appraisal of evidence

C.   Database searching

D.   Implementing organizational change

A.   The evidence was not interpreted correctly.

B.   The translation of the evidence into the agency protocol was faulty.

C.   The population of the studies on which the protocol’s recommendations was different from those the agency serves

D.   All of the previous reasons are possible

A.   Characteristics of the e-b innovation itself.

B.   The work dynamics of the setting into which the practice is introduced

C.   The nurse executive getting directly involved in the project

D.   Facilitation strategies used to introduce the innovation.