Attitudes and Factors Affecting Research Utilization

Olade, Rosaline A.

doi:10.1111/j.0029-6473.2003.00005.x

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“…Overall the nursing managers showed positive attitudes to research and EBP and this is in keeping with previous research findings which were focused on non-manager nurses (Mehrdad et al, 2008a,b;Olade, 2003;Veeramah, 2004). Despite this, they did not consistently use research findings in their practice.…”

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Exploring Attitudes and Barriers Toward the Use of Evidence-Based Nursing among Nurse Managers in Taiwanese Residential Aged Care Facilities

Chang¹,

Jones²,

Russell³

2013

J Gerontol Nurs

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This article reports findings from a qualitative study on nurse managers' perspectives of evidence-based practice (EBP) in residential aged care facilities (RACFs) in Taiwan. Six RACFs were randomly selected for inclusion in the study. The sample consisted of the nurse manager from each facility (N = 6) who participated in an in-depth interview. Thematic qualitative content analysis was used to identify patterns of experience. The majority of managers expressed positive attitudes toward research and EBP but reported little experience in its implementation. Barriers to EBP included individual barriers such as lack of motivation and confidence to embrace change. Research-related barriers included difficulty in finding and understanding research articles, and systemic barriers included lack of funding and time, lack of authority, and workplace culture. Some implications of these findings for policy and practice are discussed. Hui Chen Chang, PhD, RN, Assistant Professor, Department of Nursing, Yuanpei University, 306 Yuanpei Street, HsinChu City 30015, Taiwan, Republic of China; AbstractThis article reports findings from a qualitative study on nursing managers' perspectives of EBP in residential aged care facilities (RACFs) in Taiwan. Six RACFs were randomly selected for inclusion in the study. The sample comprised the nursing manager of each facility (N = 6), who participated in an in-depth interview. Qualitative content analysis of the data using thematic content analysis, was used to identify

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Exploring Attitudes and Barriers Toward the Use of Evidence-Based Nursing among Nurse Managers in Taiwanese Residential Aged Care Facilities

Chang¹,

Jones²,

Russell³

2013

J Gerontol Nurs

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“…These results are in line with those of other countries. [63][64][65][66] However, in some studies, the level of awareness, knowledge, performance and utilization of EBM was higher than the results of the current study. [67][68][69] Therefore, increasing awareness, knowledge, attitudes and use of evidences in health care through the provision of appropriate training, financial and non-financial incentives, and suitable culture-making and other appropriate actions in this regard are essential and authorities and policy makers should pay more attention to it.…”

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A systematic review on barriers, facilities, knowledge and attitude toward evidence-based medicine in Iran

Ghojazadeh¹,

Azami-Aghdash²,

Azar³

et al. 2015

J Anal Res Clin Med

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In recent years, due to increasing elderly people, the emergence of new technologies and knowledge, expectations increase of service recipients and the community and the change in attitudes and expectations of professionals providing health services has increased. 1 Hence, health service providers tend a lot to evidence-based medicine (EBM). 2 EBM is the ability and skill in using and integration of the best up-to-date evidences, resulted from valid and reliable clinical researches, according to patient's conditions and preferences. 3,4 Therefore, along with presenting EBM in different fields of studies, lots of studies have been done in ac.ir/JARCMEvidence-based medicine (EBM) is the ability and skill in using and integration of the best up-to-date evidences. The aim of this study was a systematic review of barriers, facilities, knowledge and attitude of EBM in Iran.In this study, database and manual search was used with keywords such as, "evidence-based, EBM, evidence-based nursing, evidence-based practice, evidence-based care, evidence-based activities, evidence-based education" and their combination with the keywords of the barrier, facilitator, attitude, awareness, prospective, knowledge, practice and Iran. The databases of SID (Scientific information database), Magiran, MEDLIB, PubMed, Google scholar, IranMedex and CINAHL (Cumulative index to nursing and allied health literature) were used for data collection.Finally, 28 papers were included in this study. The lack of facilities, time and skill in research methodology were the most important barriers to EBM. The most and least important factors were orderly creating ample opportunity and detecting needs and problems. The degree of familiarity with the terminology of evidence-based performance was low (44.2%). The textbooks have been considered as the most significant source of obtaining information. The level of awareness, knowledge, and evidence-based performance was less than 50.0%.There are many various barriers in use of EBM and healthcare providers despite the positive attitude toward EBM had a low level knowledge in EBM setting. Consideration of the importance of EBM proper planning and effective intervention are necessary to removing the barriers and increase the knowledge of healthcare providers.

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“…4,11,15 Furthermore, efforts should be made to increase accessibility of research results (cognitively and physically), for example, through userfriendly presentation or access to researchers/colleagues with research skills and up-to-date evidence-based knowledge. 3,11 Practice-based research networks are important resources for promotion of, and assistance with, research. Furthermore, support of professional associations is important because lack of time and resources are frequently cited by practitioners as barriers to conducting research.…”

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“…[1][2][3][4] Although evidence-based practice is a well-supported concept in conventional medical care, pressure is mounting to apply the same standards to complementary/alternative health care. 5 The traditional focus of evidence-based practice to rely primarily on randomized controlled trials is a source of concern for many complementary/alternative health care practitioners who believe that this type of standardized study design is inappropriate for testing the effectiveness of their individualized practice.…”

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How Important is Research-Based Practice to Chiropractors and Massage Therapists?

Suter

Vanderheyden

Trojan

et al. 2007

Journal of Manipulative and Physiological Therapeutics

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Attitudes and Factors Affecting Research Utilization

Abstract: The influence of nurse educators/researchers and administrators cannot be overemphasized. Nurse leaders need to perceive nursing research as the base for evidence-based practice, and enhance the utilization of scientific evidence in practice settings.

Cited by 71 publications

References 28 publications

Exploring Attitudes and Barriers Toward the Use of Evidence-Based Nursing among Nurse Managers in Taiwanese Residential Aged Care Facilities

Exploring Attitudes and Barriers Toward the Use of Evidence-Based Nursing among Nurse Managers in Taiwanese Residential Aged Care Facilities

A systematic review on barriers, facilities, knowledge and attitude toward evidence-based medicine in Iran

How Important is Research-Based Practice to Chiropractors and Massage Therapists?

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