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    - Vol. 49 - no 1 (2012) Eric A. Youngstrom Et Al. Evidence-Based Assessment Strategies for Pediatric Bipolar Disorder Eric A. Youngstrom‚ PhD‚1 melissa mcKeown Jenkins‚ mA‚ 1 Amanda Jensen-Doss‚ PhD‚ 2 and Jennifer Kogos Youngstrom‚ PhD1 1 2 Department of Psychology‚ University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill‚ North Carolina‚ U.S.A. Department of Psychology‚ University of Miami‚ Miami‚ Florida‚ U.S.A. ABSTRACT Evidence-based assessment of pediatric bipolar disorder has advanced rapidly

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    Sackett (1996) father of evidence based medicine (EBM) defined EBM as the “conscientious‚ explicit and judicious use of current best evidence in making decisions about the care of individual patients”. EBM in practice means the integration of distinct clinical experience with the best available research evidence. Later on the revised definition was given by Masic “a systematic approach to clinical problem solving which allows the integration of the best available research evidence with clinical expertise

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    Name: Professor: Course: Date: Evidence-based Design and its Importance to Organisations Q1. Evidence- based design also referred to as EBD is a field of study that emphasize credible evidence so as to influence the end results. EBD has become so popular in healthcare and its importance can be drawn from its guiding principle and aim; EBD aims at improving patient and staff well-being‚ the patient healing‚ stress reduction and safety. The concept of evidence- based design is drawing a lot of interests

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    Part 3: Summary of Research-Based Strategies Evidence-based methods and strategies should be used for interventions for students on an individual basis. Evidence-based strategies are instructional strategies‚ interventions or a teaching program that has consistently shown positive results when tested. Dailen requires explicit teaching across a variety of settings to learn skills. Dailen will often require supports in the home and in school using evidence-based strategies to improve his social

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    [pic] Adam Levine Adam Noah Levine was born: March 18‚ 1979 in Los Angeles‚ CA and is 33 years old. He is 6’0” tall. He has siblings Julia and Michael and his parents are Patsy and Fred Levine. Adam can be described as an American singer-songwriter‚ musician and actor best known as the front man and guitarist for the pop rock band Maroon 5. He is also a coach on the American talent show The Voice. He and his band‚ Maroon 5 are on the record labels A&M Records‚ A&M/Octone Records. Adam’s

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    Barriers to Implementing Evidence-Based Practice Remain High for U.S. Nurse Various activities have been initiated to facilitate EBN practice‚ including the development and offering of undergraduate courses on locating and critically appraising research evidence (Kessenich et al. 1997)‚ the development of clinical practice guidelines (Grinspun et al. 2002)‚ the development of EBN committees in clinical settings and research to identify the most effective strategies for disseminating research findings

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    III- Limitations and values of Evidence based practice research. Therapists have to think about the clients as unique individuals‚ a modality of therapy that works for one child or young person might not work for another. For instance‚ for one of my clients who has learning disability‚ psychodynamic therapy does not work in the same way as it works for other children. This child’s developmental immaturity and limitation to the insight of others perception makes it difficult to work using psychodynamic

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    In many hospitals‚ these days many different new nursing practices are being used to improve patient outcomes. In the hospital that I work for many new evidence-based practices are being used to see if it improves or does not improve the patient’s physical and mental health. I have worked in different units in my hospital‚ as of right now I am posted in Post-Anesthesia Care Unit (PACU) we use an SBAR (situation‚ background‚ assessment‚ recommendation) to try to ensure a quality exchange of information

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    Evidence-based practice (EBP) is a use of reliable clinical evidence in establishing highest quality of patient care. EBP is used as decision-making platform to prompt nurses to identify a practical proposal‚ evaluate research and implement clinical evidence. Moreover‚ it guides nurses to make recommended changes in practicing medicine. Evidence-based practice usually determined based on controlled data‚ quality enhancement‚ knowledge from research and patient preference. Evidence-based practice

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    we do to get even better results?” This is especially true with physicians who are only involved in direct patient care and make most of their decisions off evidence-based medicine due to the fact that their decisions directly influence health outcomes. Engaging in medicine that does not have strong evidence backing it rather than evidence-based medicine may result in better outcomes but also risk the chance of failure and lawsuits. Therefore‚ this is a path most physicians are too risk averse to take

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