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Evidence-based care (also known as evidence-based practice) is the use of research evidence, in tandem with clinical expertise and patient values, to inform clinical decisions.
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About 40% of adult patients are provided care that isn’t based on current evidence. Some of this care is ineffective, unnecessary and potentially even harmful. Evidence-based care is a key component of effective and multidimensional care provision. So, how can it be implemented?
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