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In adults (18 years and older) with T2DM (P), does implementation of standardize
In adults (18 years and older) with T2DM (P), does implementation of standardized, evidence-based nutritional label education program) (I) added to the standard of care, compared to current practice alone of diabetic education that was non-standardized and dependent on individual clinicians’ time and skills (C) more effective in improving T2DM outcomes diabetes self-management and diet adherence (O) within eight weeks (T)?
Selection of Sources and Search Strategy
• Current (within past 5-7 years)
• Support the practice change being implemented relevant to the project, population, setting, and outcomes
• Search strategy is clearly articulated including databases, keywords, number of hits, how search was narrowed to final review (supporting PRISMA process)
• Reader is referred to the PRISMA diagram as an appendix (if applicable)
• Reader is referred to keywords table as an appendix (if applicable)
This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome
Synthesis of Literature
• Findings from the literature are synthesized rather than just individually summarized or restated
• Similarities and differences across studies are highlighted
• The literature builds a case for the intervention and clearly shows the logical thing to do
• All sources included in table of evidence are discussed in the review of literature and vice versa
• Reader is referred to the Table of Evidence as an appendix
Construction of a Table of Evidence
• Complies with evidence table format including background and EBP (clinical) question
• Has visual clarity and includes all required categories
• Includes relevant details on articles
• Consistent in application of criteria for rating and grading evidence using the Johns Hopkins Evidence Appraisal Tools for Research/Non-Research (submission of these appraisals and/or exemplars of these appraisals may be requested by faculty)
• Articles summarized with pertinent information and appropriate detail
• Information is complete and accurate
Reference List
• All references are formatted using APA format (7th edition)
• References for all evidence included in review of literature and vice versa
References
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