...Keiko Ishii; Yukie Takemura; Ryohei Kida Purpose This study, by applying the feedback process of the organizational learning model, examined the relationships among group learning, individuals’ and groups’ internalization of institutionalized evidence-based practice (I-EBP), and nurses...

..., focusing on the mundane work performed by a variety of human and nonhuman agents. Information retrieval Evidence-based practice Knowledge sharing In this paper, we contribute to the literature on knowledge mobilization in healthcare management and administration by establishing connections...

...@sus.no 01 08 2021 21 12 2021 14 02 2022 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2022 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Clinical leadership Frontline leadership approaches Implementation management Implementation resistance Evidence-based practice Mental...

... used this combination of approaches to address this issue. New Zealand Evidence-based practice Hospital management Inequality Health services sector National Health Service All health care systems are facing ever greater demands due to aging populations and increasing opportunities...

..., registration number 413-08. The RCT was registered at Clinical Trials Gov: NCT01260493. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2016 Change management Evidence-based practice Elderly care Change process Although the implementation of EBP deals with changing professional behavior...

...Ann Dadich; Penny Abbott; Hassan Hosseinzadeh Purpose – Evidence-based practice is pivotal to effective patient care. However, its translation into practice remains limited. Given the central role of primary care in many healthcare systems, it is important to identify strategies that bolster...

... as to improve partnership relationship-building and more actionable research. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2014 Knowledge sharing Action research Evidence-based practice Research methods Implementation Research methodology It often takes many years for treatments and management...

... in these two worlds towards an agreed set of aims. Both worlds include professionals who have traditionally enjoyed high levels of autonomy and resisted efforts to control and manage them (as the limited effectiveness of prior efforts to promote evidence‐based practice demonstrates – Armstrong, 2002). Efforts...

... to receive subsidies if they hired a person with mental illness. SE participants expressed fear of losing their social benefits. Originality/value The results illuminate a collision between an innovative evidence‐based practice and the existing systems for social benefits and work rehabilitation...

... and policies are co‐created and thus become more relevant to the context of application and more useful for practitioners. Knowledge sharing Evidence‐based practice Evidence Health care Primary care National Health Service Public policy In this paper, we take a reflective stance...

...Alistair Hewison The rise of evidence‐based medicine and more recently evidence‐based policy reflect the increasing importance of evidence as a basis for the organisation and delivery of health care. Evidence‐based practice is central to the “modernisation” of health care in current UK policy...

... to in the discussion. © MCB UP Limited 2003 National Health Service Management Research Qualitative techniques Evidence‐based practice United Kingdom One of the repercussions of evidence‐based medicine may be a challenge to management in terms both of the evidence available...