Advancements in Nursing Care: Enhancing Patient Outcomes through Evidence-Based Practice

Abstract

Nursing is committed to up-to-date methods and treatment that ensure local, quality nursing care advances patient care through technology, innovation, EBP, and patient-centered duties. This review focuses on how the evolution of nursing care has changed among clinical practice advancements — including telehealth in the post-coronavirus disease pandemic situation, electronic health record (EHR) availability, artificial intelligence (AI) in nursing administration and as a clinical tool within EHRs, and personalized medicine strategies in the post-human genome era. EBP has facilitated better clinical decision making, reduced medical errors, and improved patient safety. Improvements in critical care, chronic disease management, and holistic nursing have also enabled more effective and compassionate patient care. A nurse practice paper that discusses these issues: barriers to the implementation of EBP, resistance to the change of the nursing practice and unequal access to healthcare. We discuss strategies such as ongoing education, collaborative practice, and policy changes to overcome these challenges. This imposes the need for continuous research, innovation, and education in nursing practice to deliver safe, effective, and patient-centered care. Nursing care in the future response places emphasis on AI diagnostics, precision medicine, and wider APN roles. Nursing professionals should welcome innovations in technology, education, and policy so they can continue creating positive patient outcomes and providing quality care. With the advent of technology and rapid changes in our world, the nursing profession has evolved to meet challenges and improve patient care outcomes.