Janet Houser Ebp
Janet Houser used a chair with three legs as a metaphor for delineating components of EBP, describing in figure 2.1. EBP is the solid integration to obtain the best outcome (10) among patient’s expectation, the clinician experience and currently best evidence.
The essence of EBP is the relationship amongst three components in which these interactions are not separated each other, lacking of any component EBP will lose its own essential features, practice will be failed to tyranny without of clinical expert, and in versus without best available evidence, practice will be challenged with out-dated and detriment of patients. In versus, clinicians have more confidence from the supports of value evidence; patient center approach regarded as the
The essence of EBP is the relationship amongst three components in which these interactions are not separated each other, lacking of any component EBP will lose its own essential features, practice will be failed to tyranny without of clinical expert, and in versus without best available evidence, practice will be challenged with out-dated and detriment of patients. In versus, clinicians have more confidence from the supports of value evidence; patient center approach regarded as the