Clinical governance. 1: Evidence-based practice

Journal of Wound Care
R Baxter, H Baxter

Abstract

Practitioners have a responsibility to ensure their practice is based on sound clinical evidence and that the care delivered is of a high quality. What are the best ways of achieving this in the reality of the modern NHS?

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