Integration of research findings in to practice is now a necessity as it provides the best scientific evidenced for practice, which help to improve the quality of patient care and outcomes. The study aimed at investigating the perception of bachelor nurses of the barriers and facilitators for implementing evidence-based nursing practice. A descriptive exploratory design was utilized. All bachelor nurses working at The New Kaser El-Aini Teaching Hospital were included; a total of 112 nurses returned the questionnaire, representing 86% response rate. More than half of the study nurses were not familiar with the term evidence-based practice. The organizational readiness to integrate EBP was 55.3%. The major barriers identified were inadequate facilities, lack of authority to change the patient care, insufficient time on the job to read or to implement the new ideas and unavailable research reports/articles. On the other hand, the major facilitators were hiring more nurses, giving rewards, improving availability of research reports and arranging regular meetings to discuss it.
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Mohammed Ali is currently working as assistant lecturer at faculty of nursing-Cairo University. He did his BSc Nursing in 2006, MSc Nursing in 2013, and joined the PhD in Nursing.He has been working in the nursing admin. department. He worked as charge nurse in the cardiac cath. unit at the New Kasr Al-Aini Teaching Hospital for three years.
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