: Document your search terms and the specific databases used to ensure transparency. 3. Critically Appraise the Evidence

Start by creating a clear, answerable question using the or PICOT framework to guide your search. P (Population/Patient): Specific group of interest. I (Intervention): The treatment or action being tested.

: Use platforms like the Cochrane Library for systematic reviews and the AHRQ Evidence-based Reports for clinical guidelines.

(Comparison): The standard of care or alternative (if applicable). O (Outcome): The measurable change or result desired. T (Time): The timeframe for the intervention or outcome. 2. Search for Evidence

To prepare a review for an Evidence-Based Practice (EBP) project, you must follow a structured process that moves from framing a clinical question to synthesizing and applying research evidence. 1. Formulate the Clinical Question

Conduct a systematic search across credible medical and nursing databases.