Learning at the Point of Care Using Evidence-Based Practice Resources and Clinical Decision Support
Leaders in the field in academic settings, professional associations, and those who determine criteria for CE credit should discuss implications and work together to establish appropriate processes to promote learning at the point of care. Clinical decision support and point-of-care learning based on evidence-based practice recommendations reduce variability in care, reduce errors, improve safety, and ultimately improve the quality of patient care.
Executive Director, National Institute for Quality Improvement and Education, Homestead, PA, USA
Corresponding Author: Nancy L. Davis, PhD, Executive Director, National Institute for Quality Improvement and Education, 285 Waterfront Dr. E. Homestead, PA 15120, Office: 412-205-5368, Fax: 412-688-0278