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evidence-based practice

evidence-based practice Evidence-based practice is an approach to decision-making and professional work that uses the best available evidence to guide actions and identify best practice.

Evidence-based practice is an approach to decision-making and professional work that uses the best available evidence to guide actions and identify best practice. It began in healthcare and medicine and has since been applied in other fields.

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Drafting source: Christie Alec P.; Martin Philip A.; Taylor Nigel G.. The impact and return-on-investment of evidence-based practice in conservation and environmental management: A machine learning-assisted scoping review protocol. 2025; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0326521; article XML SHA-256 075bff04a5e99f313601c278677cb5aa4605bcb2f75480214f6bad6fe665e65f. “The impact and return-on-investment of evidence-based practice in conservation and environmental management: A machine learning-assisted scoping review protocol” (10.1371/journal.pone.0326521).
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