The evidence-based practice process consists of five phases often represented as the “five As.”
The five As of evidence-based practice are:
1. Ask a clear clinical question
2. Acquire best available evidence
3. Appraise evidence for quality
4. Apply evidence to practice
5. Assess the outcomes
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The Evidence-Based Medicine Triad Model shows how evidence-based health care is the combination of clinical expertise, patient values and expectations, and best external evidence.
Source: Source: Florida State University, College of Medicine
JBI’s model of Evidence-based practice presents a cyclical process that includes evidence generation, synthesis, transfer, utilization, and context within global health. More information on the JBI Model can be found here.
Source: http://joannabriggs.org/jbi-approach.html#tabbed-nav=JBI-approach
