EBP Flashcards

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the conscientious, explicit, and judicious, use of current best evidence in making decisions about the care of individual patients.

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EBP

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2
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integrating individual clinical expertise with the best available external clinical evidence from systematic research

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EBP

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3
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3 components of EBP

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External Evidence
Patient preference
Clinical expertise

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4
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the process of applying current, best evidence (external and internal scientific evidence), patient perspective, and clinical expertise to make decisions about the care of the individuals you treat.

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EBP

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5
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provides us with the context so what are we working around to help
facilitate their improvements.

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Client perspective

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6
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add on our experience towards the decision making process

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Clinical expertise

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7
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The knowledge, judgment, and critical reasoning acquired through your training and professional experiences

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Clinical Expertise/Expert Opinion

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8
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The best available information gathered from the scientific literature

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Evidence

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9
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We cannot say that “Oh, I’ve been practicing for 20 years, then I’m correct” so I need to have a basis to say why I’m correct.

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Practitioners cannot defend health care delivery based on intuition

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10
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You have to first identify the problem, then gather information, then develop a hypothesis, from that hypothesis you do experimentation, then you make conclusions based on the results. This is very similar to the process of EBP.

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Evidence-based medicine based on scientific method

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11
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T or F: Includes literature review & Clinical activities must be justified and supported by clinical evidence

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True

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12
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T or F Consider client preferences before clinician preferences whenever it is possible to do so

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True

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13
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Steps in the EBP Process

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1) Formulate a foreground question
2) Find best evidence with which to answer the
question
3) Critically appraise the evidence
4) Apply evidence to clinical practice
5) Evaluate the e ects of the intervention

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14
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PICO framework

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Patient or Problem
Intervention
Comparison of intervention
Outcome of interest

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what are the characteristics and/or condition of the group? This may include specific diagnoses, ages, or severity levels

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Population

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16
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what is the screening assessment, treatment, or service delivery model that you are considering

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Intervention

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17
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what is the main alternative
to the intervention, assessment, or approach

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Comparison

18
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what do you want to accomplish, measure, or improve

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Outcome

19
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refers to the data that you systematically collect directly from the clients to ensure they’re making progress

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Internal evidence

20
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refers to evidence from scientific literature

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External evidence

21
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Searching for external evidence

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  1. Develop a list of search items
  2. Set parameters for your search
22
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In the WHO-ICF framework, consider the following statement: “A person with mobility impairment uses a wheelchair.” In terms of activity and participation, this statement represents:

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An environmental factor

23
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Which action would most effectively address a participation restriction related to social isolation?

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Creating community programs and activities that are accessible and inclusive.

24
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You’re analyzing the challenges faced by individuals with visual impairments. Which of the following describes the role of contextual factors in this scenario?

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Contextual factors can offer support and reduce the impact of visual impairments.

25
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Why is understanding WHO-ICF contextual factors important for healthcare professionals?

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To develop comprehensive interventions that address individual needs and environmental barriers.

26
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can save time (systematic review, guidelines)
Examples are systematic reviews, si these are already secondary data wherein they put together what they have found out in literature and then create a systematic

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Synthesized evidence

27
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will give you remote access to a lot of databases that you can use and journals that you can include in your presentation.

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Look into databases

28
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use your critical thinking to identify whether to interpret them and know how you can use that in your research

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Access the evidence

29
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Is the child demo a response to intervention?
Is the response significance?
How much longer should intervention lasts? change?

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Internal Evidence

30
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Determine the relevance to your question

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External evidence

31
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Appraise the validity and trustworthiness

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External evidence

32
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Complete the first three steps

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Define

33
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Extrapole clinically applicable information from external evidence

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Extrapolate

34
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Consider your expertise and others

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Consider

35
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Considering the di erences, you now know that and discuss with the parent and get their approval and cooperation in terms of how things are going to be implemented

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Incorporating

36
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Either an assessment or treatment plan
Then implement and execute the plan

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Develop

37
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After, you need to evaluate, like summative assessment wherein there is a judgment to make to identify if whether you passed or failed

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Evaluate

38
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Narrows search by requiring all specified terms to be present

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And

39
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Broadens search by including results containing any of the specified terms

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Or

40
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Excludes articles containing the specified term

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Not

41
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Group terms and prioritize their order ensuring specific relationships between concepts

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Parenthesis

42
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Includes synonyms in search

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Asterisk *