When articulating the business case for evidence-based practice to governing boards, key messages to share with board members include: (Select all that apply.)
A) reporting of patient safety events.
B) reporting of anticipated outcomes.
C) reporting only projects that have cost savings.
D) functional responsibility of committees within the organizational and nursing infrastructure.
E) reporting the linkages between evidence-based practice and the organization's mission, values, and strategic plan.

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Key messages to share with board members include reporting the linkages between evidence-based practice and the organization's mission, values, strategic plan, and committee's functional responsibility within the organizational and nursing infrastructure. Reporting of project results is essential to garner continued support and recognition for the program. Reports will best capture attention when addressing three to five key talking points or takeaway messages with clear links to organizational priorities and infrastructure. Reporting anticipated outcomes can be helpful early in the process. Cost savings or cost avoidance may not be achieved with every project but should be calculated whenever possible.

When Articulating the Business Case for Evidence-Based Practice to Governing