A Brief Overview of the Paper Topics in EBP

A Brief Overview of the Paper Topics in EBPIn the research process of Evidence Based Practice (EBP), we attempt to follow what is called the 'gold standard' of evidence. This standard is recognized as the 'gold standard' by a number of professional organizations. When we consider this standard, it is important that we be able to present a number of possible treatment options in front of our clients.There are some professional organizations that require a maximum time limit for you to present each treatment option. The gold standard uses a time limit of two hours. Many medical associations recognize this time limit as well. As a physician, it is also important that we have the ability to choose which treatments are best for each patient.This study focused on the topics that are generally not addressed in EBP. We decided to explore the topic of past histories and current health conditions in patients who do not have a chronic or infectious disease. We also wanted to discuss the topics of long term care, mental health, and substance abuse in adults.We wanted to analyze the people that we have seen during our career as physicians that could not answer basic questions about their history and they only had limited health information. Our focus was on the initial goal for the study. The next step will be to expand this study by evaluating the outcomes of the individual.The first part of the paper focused on the patients that we saw at the emergency room. In order to achieve this goal, we would need to understand how the patients with physical exams looked and if they had any chronic conditions, those physical exams would play a major role in this aspect of the paper. This included the use of certain standards to assist us in deciding whether they would qualify for physical exams.To begin with, we looked at common medical problems that were not providing much information regarding the reason for presenting to the ER. Common health conditions that fall into this categor y include respiratory problems, such as asthma and COPD. On top of this, we looked at some serious conditions such as cardiac disease, dementia, and Alzheimer's disease.The third part of the paper was used to take a look at real life experience. We would use patients' reports of medical conditions to see what treatment options they would use. We would also use questions that patients would ask the doctor and see if they could give us an idea of the severity of the condition that was presented. Finally, we would use these same questions to determine the likelihood of a recurrence in the future.These EBP practice paper topics were used as a way to illustrate the research for other physicians. Hopefully, these concepts will help you as well.