Evidence-based Practice

The extensive use of up-to-date evidence coupled with patient-centered clinical expertise to steer decisions in healthcare is known as EBP (evidence-based practice). The establishment and implementation of the ACA (Affordable Care Act) necessitated the adoption of EBP in the health profession. The Healthline organization is an outstanding example of an establishment that strives to create healthier lives and safe spaces. The organization is keen on translating knowledge into practice by ensuring that all healthcare stakeholders are updated on the use of findings from research for an informed healthcare decision-making process (Casella, 2021). Healthline has adopted the guidelines necessary to translate evidence into practice. First, they identify the practice that needs improvement. It could be a specific area of clinical practice that needs refinement, such as malnutrition or falls – in the treatment and therapies for Rheumatoid Arthritis (Healthline: Medical Information and Health Advice You Can Trust). The institutional leadership identifies current practices associated with the current outcomes. The team then researches and incorporates additional evidence-based interventions into the current approach. Collaboration with quality assurance teams and external researchers is critical in maintaining feasible outcomes.