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Evidence-Based Practice / Unit 2   EBP 0158 short lesson, about 20 seconds

Time Saved, Rigor Preserved

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The idea

A well-constructed question clarifies the clinical issue and minimises the time spent finding relevant, valid answers — which is what preserves the rigor of the EBP process.

In practice

A search that returns usable evidence rather than a reading list.

Where people slip

The saving is not the point on its own. A process too slow to complete is a process abandoned partway.

Your place on the trail

Every lesson rests on earlier ones and opens later ones. Tap any to jump.

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