A Beginner’s Guide to Evidence Based Practice in Health and Social Care
Irene Mabbott , Sheffield Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
There is an assumption that everyone knows what evidence-based practice is and that everyone uses it daily in clinical practice. While it has become much more mainstream in recent years, there are still some finer points that need clarifying. This book does this, and more.
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