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As you find APA & grammar errors, please correct them. There are 2 options for correcting the errors. Remember to pay attention to the title page, font, e. This is the golden question: How might we balance evidence-based practice with the art of nursing. I believe we nurses are doing this now. Nurse’s have adapted their ability to provide evidence-based care, and be social and be empathetic and professional review evaluations of the majority of hospital stays and the patients are quite happy with the care they received. Unfortunately, the few bad evaluations are the ones that primarily stand out. In this week’s reading assignment, Roussel writes of the Institute of Medicines five practices needed for evidence-based management. The first one is “balancing the tension between efficiency and reliability” (p. 605). This is optimal to the balance between evidence-based practice and nursing as an art. Most people that choose nursing as a career are caring people; they want to care for others and help people in need (Eley, Eley, Bertello, & Rogers-Clark, 2012). Because of this, they will always find ways to do their job safely, efficiently, and provide quality care for the patient and their family. Change theory is the new nursing profession. Regardless if we like it or not change is not going away the nursing profession will continue to change. Another of IOM’s five practices needed for evidence-based management is “actively managing the process of change” (Roussel, 2013). This is vital for a nurse’s success in management or patient care. I believe the nurses not able to adapt to change, will leave the profession. For some nurses, guidance from their manager may help them grow accustomed to change Gantz, Sorenson, Howard (2003) sum up this week’s discussion nicely. The entire team taking care of patient’s directly or indirectly must provide excellence “that results in effective, measurable, efficient, and synergistic outcomes for the patient, caregiver, institution, and community.” This is the balance between evidence-based practice and the art of nursing. Nurses naturally provide this balance because of our caring personalities.