Evidence-Based Practice Is Defined in the Textbook As

question 78

Multiple Choice

Evidence-based practice is defined in the textbook as:

• A) integrating scientific evidence and individual expertise to inform optimum client care
• B) gathering evidence that certain methods are applicable to certain disorders
• C) gathering data from clinical practice to inform clinical research
• D) choosing methods in clinical practice that are based upon experimental evidence
• E) choosing methods in clinical practice that are based upon case study evidence

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Definitions:

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