Qualitative study on barriers of evidence-based practice in venous blood specimen collection / 中国实用护理杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective To identify barriers of evidence-based practice in venous blood specimen collection. Methods Totally 12 nurses from Zhongshan Hospital Fudan University participated in the non-structure interviews. Data were analyzed by category analysis. Results There were 8 barriers, including standard operation procedure of blood specimen collection was not updated in time, lacking of education and professional support for evidence-based nursing, lacking of effective superintendence, rising economic cost, deficiency of technology and equipment, sufficient nurses, deficiency of evidence-based practice environment. Conclusions Establishing and implementing an evidence- based standard operation procedure, strengthening personnel education, looking for professional support, developing link management, reasonable allocation of human resources and flexible scheduling, creating an evidence-based practice environment, seeking technical and equipment support and evaluating evidence to control costs are benefit to promote the best evidence of venous blood collection to achieve clinical transformation.