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Thank you for reading my post and replying. I do see barriers for organizations adopting this model outside of the scope of teaching hospitals. These barriers are common to any EBP model. They include: lack of hospital resources, staff has limited knowledge and skill of EBP, and undervalued nursing autonomy and collegial shared responsibility (Shivnan. 2011). “Insufficient time, lack of staff, and not having the right equipment or supplies available” were reported as EBP barriers from a hospital survey (Shivnan, 2011, p. 13). When hospitals do encourage EBP education, Shivnan (2011) points out that most EBP education and resources are more geared toward practitioners rather than nursing managers.
JHEBP seeks to educate all nurses regardless

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