Nursing Knowledge International

Building EBP Capacity

Nurses at The Johns Hopkins Hospital are building and strengthening the foundational capacities that support a true evidence-based practice culture. Read about the new model that nurse researcher Robin Newhouse and her colleagues have developed and are now applying. Read More.

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Robin Newhouse, RN, PhD, CNOR, CNA

Practice question, Evidence, Translation. (Repeat.)
The PET (Practice question, Evidence, Translation) process is at the core of the Johns Hopkins Nursing Evidence-based Practice Model. In this edition of ENK, you can read about nurses who are taking the model into their units and using it to support better clinical decisions. This issue of ENK documents their work and their successes.

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Inside the Model

Building Capacity for Evidence-Based Practice
> by Robin Newhouse

Nurse-Physician Collaborative
> by Karen Earsing & Kathy White

Observations of a Nursing Intern
> by Sheramy Kahalas

The End of ENK

This is the final issue of ENK
> by Greg Perry

The Model in Practice

The ICU and Delirium
> by Eunice M. Santiago

EBP Review of OR Practice
> by Karen Ritchey, Robin Newhouse, Mark Nicholson, & Patricia Dawson

Visitation in the PACU
> by Myrna Mamaril & Dina Krenzischek

Discharging the Post-Anesthesia Ambulatory Patient
> by Dina Krenzischek & Mary O'Toole Ares

Implementing the JHH Model in a Rural Setting
> by Judy Meyers & Kathleen White