Development of evidence-based review indicators and analysis of barriers to optimal postpartum care management for older multiparas
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Development of evidence-based review indicators and analysis of barriers to optimal postpartum care management for older multiparas
Health Medicine Research and PracticeVol. 18, Issue 6, Pages: 149-153(2021)
作者机构:
1. 遵义医科大学珠海校区护理学系
2. 南方医科大学南方医院
3. 遵义医科大学第五附属(珠海)医院妇产科
4. 遵义医科大学第五附属(珠海)医院护理部
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CLC:R473.71
Published:2021,
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Development of evidence-based review indicators and analysis of barriers to optimal postpartum care management for older multiparas. [J]. Health Medicine Research and Practice 18(6):149-153(2021)
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Development of evidence-based review indicators and analysis of barriers to optimal postpartum care management for older multiparas. [J]. Health Medicine Research and Practice 18(6):149-153(2021)DOI:
Development of evidence-based review indicators and analysis of barriers to optimal postpartum care management for older multiparas
This study was conducted based on the 2017 revised(third edition) JOHNS HOPKINS model of evidence-based nursing practice. An evidence-based nursing team was first formed to retrieve
evaluate and summarize the best evidence
identify review indicators and review methods
and subsequently conduct a baseline review. Barriers and facilitators to evidence-based practice were analyzed based on the results of the baseline review
and evidence-based practice strategies were developed. A total of 11 best evidence items were included in this study
and 16 review indicators were developed based on the best evidence. In addition
the barrier factors identified in this study were nurses’ lack of knowledge related to evidence-based postpartum care for older multiparas
lack of awareness of optimal postpartum care management for older multiparas
and nurses with higher seniority who were accustomed to traditional care practices and lacked knowledge of evidence-based practice and adherence to clinical change. Therefore
the clinical practice of optimal care for advanced maternal age needs to be addressed by objectively and adequately considering the barriers to implementation
developing strategies correspondingly
and then carrying out evidence-based practice in the clinic to improve the process of postpartum care for older multiparas
and continuously applying and improving it in the clinic.