Name at least one technology that could improve the implementation process and the outcomes of your EBP project. Do you plan to use this technology? If not, what are the barriers that prevent its use?

Technology is integral to successful implementation in many projects

One technology that could improve the implementation process and outcomes of my EBP project is a software tool for tracking and evaluating patient data. Such a tool would allow clinicians to easily capture, store, analyze and report on key information related to the implementation of evidence-based practices such as patient demographics, diagnosis codes, medication usage patterns etc. This would enable them to quickly identify trends or areas in need of improvement so they can make changes where necessary without having to manually review all data points individually. Additionally, it can provide real-time feedback regarding outcomes which can be used for quality assurance purposes.

I do plan to use this technology as I believe it will help streamline the evaluation process by providing more accurate insights into how well certain interventions are working while simultaneously reducing manual work involved in analyzing large datasets. The only potential barrier that may prevent its use is cost since implementing such software often requires purchasing additional hardware or subscribing to third-party services. However, if budget constraints permit then I think this could be an invaluable asset in helping ensure successful implementation of evidence-based practices over time.