Part I – Following your review of this week’s assigned reading, *in your own wor

Part I – Following your review of this week’s assigned reading, *in your own words, sufficiently compare and contrast evidence-based practice (EBP) and research. ***** I HAVE ATTACHED THE READING ASSIGNMENT, YOU CAN USE TO PULL INFORMATION FROM****
*in your own words means you paraphrase from the source/s you have reviewed and cite your source/s properly and correctly with reference/s provided. Part II – One example of EBP is a evidence-based clinical practice guideline.
Conduct a search using a search engine or through our RN-BSN library website (Links to an external site.)for an evidence-based clinical guideline in the context of nursing. You may also look up the internet using a keyword such as clinical guideline. Do not use the articles from the Course Article Library (CAL).
*****(I HAVE ATTACHED AN ARTICLE TO USE)*****
Choose wisely. Your chosen clinical guideline should be identified as a clinical guideline. And from your completion of Part I (above), you should know what evidence based means or entails and why your chosen clinical guideline is evidence based.
In your post for this Part II –
Describe in your post for your peers about the guideline you have chosen (e.g., what it is called, what it is about, in what type of patients this guideline is for, etc.).
Briefly explain why this chosen guideline is “evidence-based” (i.e., what is it in your chosen clinical guideline that suggests or indicates evidence based?). Briefly discuss the implications for patients and nursing care if the nurse were not aware of this guideline.
A full-text article you used for this DB is not required to be submitted with your post.
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Clearly separate your responses to Part I and Part II in your initial post.
Ensure your posts are provided with sufficient information with cited source(s) and references using the correct APA format. Your work should reflect your thoughts, reasoning, and writing skills of a baccalaureate student; it should not be merely perfunctory answers to the questions.