The Third Principle in Using EBP, According to Rousseau and McCarthy

question 5

Multiple Choice

The third principle in using EBP, according to Rousseau and McCarthy, is:

• A) Focus on principles where the science is clear
• B) Use of colleagues applying research evidence in practice
• C) Develop decision awareness in professional practice
• D) Focus on the identification of underlying factors that involve practice decisions

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Definitions:

Frames

Structural components designed to support and shape the construction or overall form of an object, often used in contexts like glasses, building construction, or vehicle design.

Vehicle Operating Cost

Expenses associated with the usage and maintenance of a vehicle, including fuel, repairs, insurance, and depreciation.

Spending Variance

The difference between the actual amount spent on a budget item and the amount that was expected or budgeted.

Indirect Labor

The labor costs of janitors, supervisors, materials handlers, and other factory workers that cannot be conveniently traced to particular products.