Johns Hopkins Evidence-Based Practice Model for Nursing and Healthcare Professionals
Individual Evidence Summary Tool
Appendix G
EBP Question: Among nurses experiencing burnout (P), what is the efficacy of mindfulness training (I) compared to routine practice (C), in reducing
burnout levels (O) within 12 weeks (T)?
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name(s) e date, and evidence size, and help answer used level and team
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Individual Evidence Summary Tool (Appendix G)
EBP Question: Among nurses experiencing burnout (P), what is the efficacy of mindfulness training (I) compared to routine practice (C), in reducing
burnout levels (O) within 12 weeks (T)?
Reviewer Articl Author, Type of Population, Intervention Findings that Measures Limitations Evidence Notes to
name(s) e date, and evidence size, and help answer used level and team
numb title setting the EBP quality
er question
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Individual Evidence Summary Tool (Appendix G)
EBP Question: Among nurses experiencing burnout (P), what is the efficacy of mindfulness training (I) compared to routine practice (C), in reducing
burnout levels (O) within 12 weeks (T)?
Reviewer Articl Author, Type of Population, Intervention Findings that Measures Limitations Evidence Notes to
name(s) e date, and evidence size, and help answer used level and team
numb title setting the EBP quality
er question
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