Several methods are used to evaluate the efficacy of treatments in nursing:
Clinical Trials: These are rigorous studies that compare the effects of an intervention against a control group. Patient Outcomes: Measuring changes in patients' health status, such as recovery rates, symptom reduction, and quality of life. Patient Feedback: Collecting subjective data from patients about their experiences with the treatment. Clinical Audits: Systematic reviews of clinical practices to ensure they meet established standards and guidelines. Data Analysis: Using statistical methods to analyze data from electronic health records and other sources.
