evidence-informed practice
[ˈɛvɪdəns ɪnˈfɔrmd ˈpræktɪs]
nounpl: evidence-informed practices
prática informada por evidências
1. A professional approach that integrates the best available scientific evidence with clinical expertise and patient preferences to guide decision-making and practice
The hospital implemented evidence-informed practice to improve patient outcomes and reduce medical errors.
O hospital implementou prática informada por evidências para melhorar os resultados dos pacientes e reduzir erros médicos.
2. A methodology in healthcare, education, social work, and other fields that uses research findings and empirical data to inform professional decisions rather than relying solely on tradition or intuition
Evidence-informed practice requires professionals to stay updated with the latest research in their field.
A prática informada por evidências exige que os profissionais se mantenham atualizados com as pesquisas mais recentes em sua área.
Evidence-informed practice has become increasingly important in Brazilian healthcare reform and academic contexts. In Portugal, it aligns with EU healthcare standards. In the USA, it's fundamental to medical licensing and professional accreditation. The term emphasizes a balanced approach that values both research and clinical judgment, reflecting modern professional standards across healthcare and social service sectors.
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