Background: Reviews of how doctors and nurses search for online information are relatively
rare, particularly where research examines how they decide whether to use Internet‐based …

Objective The study sought to identify barriers to and facilitators of point-of-care information
seeking and use of knowledge resources. Materials and Methods We searched MEDLINE …

During the brief time that we have been engaged in developing Evidence-Based Nursing we
have been fascinated by the reactions of friends, professional colleagues, and the media …

Nurses' judgements and decisions have the potential to help healthcare systems allocate
resources efficiently, promote health gain and patient benefit and prevent harm. Evidence …

Unfortunately, there is also evidence that informal mentoring interactions decline when
employees engage in telecommuting or other off-site work arrangements. This is because …

Aim. To explore how protocol‐based care affects clinical decision‐making. Background. In
the context of evidence‐based practice, protocol‐based care is a mechanism for facilitating …

Aims. To explore and explain nurses' use of readily available clinical information when
deciding whether a patient is at risk of a critical event. Background. Half of inpatients who …

Aim The aim of this study was to examine the decision‐making of nursing students during
team based simulations on patient deterioration to determine the sources of information, the …

Aim: This paper is a report of the results of a review of the literature conducted with the goal
of determining how nurses' clinical uncertainty has been conceptualized in the nursing …

Aims. This study was designed to examine the decision making processes that nurses use
when assessing and managing sedation for a critically ill patient, specifically the attributes …