Scenario: Applying EBP, continuedYou will now be presenting your recommendation (Instrument B) to individuals who will be affected by this change. Your recommendations will be based on the evidence that you compiled and assessed. It is important to get support from these individuals or groups. Which of the following would be the BEST way to present your proposals to ensure your conclusions are com

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Scenario: Applying EBP, continued

You will now be presenting your recommendation (Instrument B) to individuals who will be affected by this change. Your recommendations will be based on the evidence that you compiled and assessed. It is important to get support from these individuals or groups. Which of the following would be the BEST way to present your proposals to ensure your conclusions are communicated coherently and effectively?

Please select the single best answer

	Create a PowerPoint presentation that discusses evidence-based practice and details all of your EBP steps.
	Write a report that discusses all of the articles that you researched, including how the studies were conducted; include a detailed listing of all costs involved (instrument, reagents, controls, etc), comparing them to current costs.
	Write a one-page summary of your research assessment; include a list of persons (departments) affected by the change, a flow diagram showing the purchase and implementation steps, and a brief business case for your proposal.