Translation Science, Joanna Briggs Institute, Faculty of Health Sciences, The University of Adelaide, Adelaide, South Australia 5005, Australia.
Burns. 2013 Jun;39(4):577-82. doi: 10.1016/j.burns.2012.11.005. Epub 2012 Dec 3.
There currently exists a need for evidence-based information and tools in burns care. It was therefore the aim of a working party of the Joanna Briggs Institute to establish an evidence based resource to assist professionals in the burns community to practice evidence based healthcare.
After receiving initial funding to create this resource, a steering committee was developed consisting of representatives of the funding agencies and Joanna Briggs Institute staff. This evolved into a tiered international reference group to provide feedback, topic suggestions, and content for the resource. Resources were developed systematically based upon an agreed taxonomy, and included evidence summaries, recommended procedures, audit criteria and information for consumers/patients.
As of 2012, the resource is now available online. There are 63 international experts on the reference groups providing feedback on all of the resources available. There are 102 evidence summaries covering a wide range of burns topics online, 55 recommended practices, 13 audit topics and 33 consumer information pamphlets.
This paper outlines the details and processes surrounding the development of the JBI Burns Node, and how it has grown from humble beginnings into a resource that can assist in the translation of evidence into practice for burns care professionals.
目前在烧伤护理中需要基于证据的信息和工具。因此，Joanna Briggs 研究所的一个工作组旨在建立一个循证资源，以帮助烧伤界的专业人员进行循证医疗保健。
在收到创建此资源的初始资金后，成立了一个指导委员会，由资助机构和 Joanna Briggs 研究所工作人员的代表组成。该委员会发展成为一个分层的国际参考小组，为资源提供反馈、主题建议和内容。根据商定的分类法系统地开发资源，包括证据摘要、推荐程序、审计标准以及针对消费者/患者的信息。
截至 2012 年，该资源现已在线提供。参考小组中有 63 名国际专家，他们对所有可用资源提供反馈。在线提供了 102 个涵盖广泛烧伤主题的证据摘要、55 项推荐实践、13 项审计主题和 33 份消费者信息手册。
本文概述了 JBI 烧伤节点的开发细节和流程，以及它如何从一个不起眼的起点发展成为一个可以帮助将证据转化为烧伤护理专业人员实践的资源。
