Research Name; Institutional Affiliation; Date Introduction Evidence-based practice (EBP) is one of the widely recognized elements in the role of nursing with its purpose being in the delivery of care in nursing practice. This practice, therefore, entails the integration of best research evidence with a clinical proficiency that considers the patient`s values and needs that spur the delivery of cost-effective and high-quality health care (Miller, Ward, & Young, 2010). EBP, therefore, ensures that nurses have the capacity to ensure clinical interventions and the decision-making process is suitable and safe for different patient groups through an approach that enables effectiveness in the patient’s advocacy. In his article, Miller, et.al depicts the essence of an evidence-based practice as one that enables the nursing Practitioners to improve the outcomes for patients and their families through the provision of high quality care, a factor that improves the manner in which health services are delivered. according to Miller and his colleagues view, the provision of a streamlined health service which is cost efficient and is tied upon the functions of an evidence-based practice has been deter