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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Or, if your dog is crate trained, you can put her in her crate while you eat. (Please see our article on Weekend Crate Training to learn how to teach your dog to happily relax in a crate.) To keep her busy and quiet, try giving your dog a chew bone, her dinner or a KONG Â® toy stuffed with something delicious.f youâd like your dog to stay in the same room with you but refrain from loitering right next to the table or drooling on your shoes, you can use a tether to keep her in her own space. Attach a short leash or tether (four-to six-feet long) to a heavy piece of furniture or an eye-hook in the baseboard.