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Evidence-based practice (EBP) is essential for improving quality, safety, and outcomes in healthcare; however, gaps in staff knowledge and readiness continue to limit consistent implementation in outpatient settings. This Doctor of Nursing Practice project was a practice-focused quality improvement initiative designed to evaluate the impact of a targeted staff education intervention on EBP knowle…

BackgroundDigital cognitive–behavioural therapy (dCBT) has been shown to be effective for anxiety and depression, yet sustaining engagement remains a key challenge that limits real-world impact. Gamification and extended reality (XR) elements may support motivation and skill transfer, but few interventions integrate these features within a clinician-compatible, clinically grounded framework. My C…

Our team at A Cognitive Connection can help with many types of dementia, including vascular, by providing cognitive behavioral therapy exercises to reduce your symptoms. While these treatments can’t improve your physical health, they can ensure you retain as much of your brain strength as possible. If you or someone you love is experiencing this […] The post How Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Helps…

By David Tuller, DrPH As I wrote yesterday, Mahana Therapeutics has recently licensed from King’s College London an “innovative digital therapeutic”, a web-based program delivering a course of cognitive behavioral therapy to patients with irritable bowel syndrome. A page on the Mahana site promoting this web-delivered IBS-CBT program furthers the impression that this deal is … Trial By Error: Mor…

5 Signs CBT is Right for You The decision to start therapy can be the beginning of a meaningful journey that leads to transformation and growth. However, searching for a therapist can be tricky sometimes, for a number of reasons (including insurance, finances, scheduling, and stigma, to name a few). It can also be the start of a confusing search to figure out what type of therapy is the best fit …