Solving Methodological Challenges Facing Evidence-Based Practice

Solving Methodological Challenges Facing Evidence-Based Practice
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Solving Methodological Challenges Facing Evidence-Based Practice
The evidence based practice entails the ability of the practitioner to carry out research, find relevant information, and use critical and analytical skills to evaluate literature in order to come up with the most appropriate approach that can help solve the patient's health problems. However, in the process of carrying out evidence based practice, there are several challenges that the practitioners face. One of these challenges includes but not limited to the methodological challenges. The methodological challenges are based on the fact that some of the practitioners lack knowledge and skills on research, which is an essential element of evidence based practice (Spruce, 2015). The other skills that are methodological in nature include the analytical and critical thinking skills which aid the practitioners carry out an evaluation of research methods in order to come up with the most appropriate approach.
To solve these challenges, there is need for continued training programs for the practitioners. The introduction of workshops and training practitioner training programs can help equip the practitioners with the relevant research skills. These trainings should focus on enhancing the spirit of inquiry among the practitioners and need to ...