Potential Barriers and Solutions to the Evidence-Based Practice

Potential Barriers and their Solutions to the Evidence-Based Practice Student’s Name Institution Date Changes in the entire healthcare delivery system are necessary for encouraging nurses and other medical professionals in the creation and implementation of clinical based treatment plans in relation to the current evidence on patient care. However, issues in implementing the best evidence-based practices occur at different instances during the delivery of care by the nursing professionals Potential Barriers The quality of research The quality of research plays a significant role in the assessment of the implementation process of evidence-based practice in the healthcare institution. In this case, if inadequacies in the methodology resulting from inadequate research justification and conflicting research outcomes are present, it becomes a challenging task for the novice nursing practitioner to implement the change effectively (Manspeaker & Van Lunen, 2011). Additionally, research outcomes that are not adequate contribute to the failure to obtain the necessary results of change within the desired time frame. Here, most of the research involved in nursing education programs contain insufficient information concerning the program. Lack of necessary information during research may hinder the success of the entire evidence-based practice and also for the medical professionals. Barriers associated with the patient and healthcare provider team Challenges involving patient needs are normally due to their different care preferences. Effective evidence-based practices foster the process of sharing decision making, and this evidence complements the judgment of the clinician and the needs and preferences of the patient. Typically, the need and preferences of the patients may be affected by financial considerations of the health institution and also the level of access of important online information which may not be of high quality (Spallek et al., 2010). The patient requests sometimes do not align with the guideline recommendations, and therefore nurses and other medical professionals constantly struggle in accommodation of the needs of the patients and ultimately fail in the execution of the evidence-base recommendations The challenges associated with healthcare practitioners are linked to problems that originate during th...