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In this reflection, on the practice experience of the N725PE class, this writer has selected the outcome "Demonstrate critical elements required in establishing, promoting, and monitoring of health services research" to develop a research-based approach to health services. Evidence-based practice is centralized of the nursing profession. Nursing research is a formal, systematic and rigorous research process that generates, or tests theories related to human experience within the healthcare setting (Fawcett & Garity, 2009). Therefore, research is one of the principal roles of advanced nursing practice. Investigating is the evidence that guides nurses in the topics related to the clinical problems posed in the field (Lopez & Epsnes, 2017).

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