Prevent the implementation of evidence

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Step 1: At the point of registration, you will be an accountable health professional who is expected to provide person-centred care following the principles of evidence-based practice. With this responsibility you must be able to demonstrate resilience and emotional intelligence and be capable of explaining your rationales for your clinical practice. Being involved in implementing evidence-based practice (EBP) in the clinical setting can be empowering and help change the focus from being task orientated to outcome orientated. This assessment requires you to present a 5-minute Panopto video presentation discussing the components of EBP and challenges in the implementation process. Please structure your presentation based on the following two questions Identify the three main components of evidence-based practice (EBP) and discuss the relevance of EBP in the delivery of safe and quality patient care Discuss two organisational barriers that can prevent the implementation of evidence-based practice in a healthcare setting?

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