Question: Which of the following items are NOT part of the four translation pathways?

Answer Options: Strong, compelling, and with consistent results Little to no evidence Strong, compelling evidence from a single article

Answer: Strong, compelling evidence from a single article

Question: For evidence supporting a change in practice, all of the following statements are true EXCEPT:

Answer Options: Don’t rely on a single study as a basis for a change in current practice. EBP recommendations can easily be derived from good but conflicting sources of evidence. Evidence must be clinically significant.

Answer: EBP recommendations can easily be derived from good but conflicting sources of evidence.

Question: When completing the Synthesis and Recommendations Tool, which quality of evidence should you include?

Answer Options: A quality evidence only A and B quality evidence All evidence of any quality as long as the evidence directly addresses the EBP question

Answer: All evidence of any quality as long as the evidence directly addresses the EBP question

Question: Who should complete the Individual Evidence Summary Tool?

Answer Options: The EBP team members who have reviewed the specific articles The EBP team leader The entire EBP team, even if they have not read the articles

Answer: The EBP team members who have reviewed the specific articles

Question: The overall strength and quality of the evidence for practice change is good but with conflicting results. Should a recommendation for practice change be made?

Answer Options: Yes No

Answer: No

Question: The overall strength and quality of the evidence for practice change is good and consistent. Should a recommendation for practice change be made?

Answer Options: Yes No

Answer: Yes

Question: Evidence must be clinically significant to support a change in practice.

Answer Options: True False

Answer: True

Question: One should not rely on a single expert opinion as a basis for a change in current practice.

Answer Options: True False

Answer: True

Question: EBP recommendations can easily be derived from good but conflicting sources of evidence.

Answer Options: True False

Answer: False

Question: One should not rely on a single study as a basis for a change in current practice.

Answer Options: True False

Answer: True