- The document discusses evidence-based practice (EBP) and how to formulate clinical questions and search for evidence using databases and subject headings. - The EBP process involves identifying a problem, developing a focused clinical question using PICO (population, intervention, comparison, outcome), searching relevant resources, critically appraising the evidence, and implementing in practice. - Useful databases for finding evidence include CINAHL, MEDLINE, Cochrane Library. Subject headings and filters can help narrow search results.

1. Searching for the Evidence DNP BOUND

11. Is acupuncture effective in inducing labor? P Pregnant, >40 weeks, age? I Acupuncture: duration of treatment, frequency C No intervention O + - onset of labor? - adverse effects?

12. Exercise or antidepressants for depression? P Depression: severity? Socioeconomic factors; healthcare setting I Exercise: how strenuous? How often? C Antidepressants: type? Dose? Frequency? Duration? O + Cure? Symptom reduction? Quality of life? -Adverse effects

23. Summary : EBP Search Strategy Subject Headings Limiters CINAHL Pressure Ulcers/ Pressure Ulcer Nursing: Prevention and control EBP ( specific Interest category) TR group Systematic review Research Aged MEDLINE Pressure Ulcer/nursing: prevention and control Nursing Subset Aged Systematic review(subset) Practice guidelines Clinical queries

24. Useful limits for EB searching CINAHL PUBMed/MEDLINE Translation literature Care plan or clinical innovations or critical path or practice guideline or protocol or standards or algorithm or EB care sheet, optional CEU Practice guideline or clinical protocol or critical pathway or decision tree or standards Evidence summaries Systematic review Commentary Research or review Systematic and review or meta-analysis Primary research research Clinical trails Validations studies Has abstract PubMed Clinical Queries Or SUMsearch