This recommendation illustrates the IOMâs belief in the value and patient-focused benefits of evidence-based practice. The Nurseâs Role in the Future of Evidence-Based Practice. As demand increases for the improved outcomes of evidence-based practice, the need for more educated nurses will follow.
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Do these things first to stop the chewing: 1. Pretend you are your dog by getting down on your knees and looking around your house. What do you see? Are there things on the floor that would be interesting and fun if you were a dog? How about shoes, pencils, paper clips, clothing, slippers, etc.?