Evidence‐Based Practice and Research Competency Among Ambulatory Care Nurses: Results From a National Survey Study

Findings indicate EBP and research competencies must be increased among ambulatory care nurses. Leadership support and resource allocation are critical for EBP development. Among ambulatory care nurses, those in direct care roles may have the greatest opportunities to develop EBP and research competencies. Nurses with limited exposure to EBP and research should be encouraged to engage in professional development activities on these topics. Education and EBP mentorship for ambulatory care nurses should be tailored to the ambulatory care environment where possible, to make it relatable to learners.

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Worldviews on Evidence-Based Nursing
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2026-01-26
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https://doi.org/10.1111/wvn.70116
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Health Sciences Research and Education
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Evidence‐Based Practice and Research Competency Among Ambulatory Care Nurses: Results From a National Survey Study

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Worldviews on Evidence-Based Nursing
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Evidence‐Based Practice and Research Competency Among Ambulatory Care Nurses: Results From a National Survey Study

Marianne Hutti, Edtrina Moss, Jené Hurlbut, Elizabeth Fritz, Na Lim Heo, Kristen Shear, Margo A. Halm, Kathy Mertens, Jessica Varghese, Jeff Gau
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Findings indicate EBP and research competencies must be increased among ambulatory care nurses. Leadership support and resource allocation are critical for EBP development. Among ambulatory care nurses, those in direct care roles may have the greatest opportunities to develop EBP and research competencies. Nurses with limited exposure to EBP and research should be encouraged to engage in professional development activities on these topics. Education and EBP mentorship for ambulatory care nurses should be tailored to the ambulatory care environment where possible, to make it relatable to learners.

Worldviews on Evidence-Based NursingVol. 23(1)
University of Kentucky HealthCare (US), Brooke Army Medical Center (US), Oregon Research Institute (US), Wilford Hall Ambulatory Surgical Center (US), American Academy of Nursing (US), SSM Health Care (US), Harborview Medical Center (US), New York Institute of Technology (US)
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Openalex Percentile: Top 79%
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