Some practitioners may avoid using evidence-based practice (EBP) techniques because
A) they do not understand how the findings can be applied in their practices.
B) the findings are often not communicated in a form practitioners can easily use.
C) training materials on EBP techniques might be unavailable or difficult to access.
D) of all of the above reasons.

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All three reasons (A, B, and C) can be reasons why some practitioners may avoid using evidence-based practice techniques. They may lack understanding of how to apply findings to their specific practice, have difficulty accessing or understanding the research findings, or have limited access to training materials on EBP techniques.

Some Practitioners May Avoid Using Evidence-Based Practice (EBP) Techniques Because