If a "Trigger" Is Defined as a Condition of Actual

If a "trigger" is defined as a condition of actual or potential harm to the patient, the nurses, or the institution, the Iowa model becomes a reactive problem-prioritization and problem-solving process. What is its tie-in with evidence-based practice?

A) The Iowa model addresses utilization of research findings at an individual level.
B) Individual nurses enact an Iowa decision tree when they examine risk-management data.
C) Available published evidence drives the process, as scholars review the literature and bring it forward for committee focus.
D) When evidence is available, it is used for problem-solving.