EVINCE: The value of information in developing nursing knowledge and competence.

Health libraries review Pub Date : 1997-06-01
C Urquhart, R Davies
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The aims of the EVINCE research project included examination of the impact of information on the clinical knowledge and practice of nurses, midwives and health visitors. EVINCE (Establishing the Value of Information to Nursing Continuing Education) was funded by the British Library R&D Department for 1 year, from 1 November 1995 to 31 October 1996. The methods employed (based on those used in the Value project) included a critical incident type study to establish patterns of information need and use among a random sample of nursing professionals. The nature of the impact of information obtained on present and future competencies was assessed from a survey of the searches and requests presented to library and information services. Nurses, midwives and health visitors did value the information (96% of respondents agreed that there was, or would be an effect on future practice through enhanced competence in one or more areas). The impact findings can be used to guide a more precise assessment of information needs.

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信息在发展护理知识和能力方面的价值。
EVINCE研究项目的目的包括审查信息对护士、助产士和保健视察员的临床知识和实践的影响。EVINCE(建立信息对护理继续教育的价值)由大英图书馆研发部资助,为期一年,从1995年11月1日到1996年10月31日。所采用的方法(基于价值项目中使用的方法)包括一个关键事件类型的研究,以建立信息需求模式,并在随机抽样的护理专业人员中使用。所获得的资料对目前和未来能力的影响的性质是根据对向图书馆和新闻事务处提出的查询和要求的调查来评估的。护士、助产士和卫生视察员确实重视这些信息(96%的受访者同意,通过提高一个或多个领域的能力,已经或将对未来的实践产生影响)。影响调查结果可用于指导对信息需求进行更精确的评估。
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