Nursing Evidence Based- Practice and Research Department

Vision Statement

OUR VISION is to encourage nurses’ participation in evidence-based practice and nursing research activities, including translation of best practices into our service settings, review, utilization, and the conduct of research studies. It is through the translation and dissemination of research that optimal patient outcomes are achieved. A strategic component of this is the Nursing Research Council that promotes organization wide evidence-based practice activities and multi-disciplinary research based practice.

• EBP Sharepoint
• Research Sharepoint

EBP Activities Across Our Hospitals with this EBP Competition

EBP Activities At Murrieta

• Dr. Patti Radovich on Murrieta Campus the first Friday of the Month (except holiday weekends) Email Kelsey Villa kvilla@llu.edu for appointments
• EBP Rounds conducted quarterly
• Mentoring of students DNP or Master’s projects
• 2023 EBP Fellow Project Development

EBP Activities at Troesh Medical Campus, East Campus, Surgical Hospital

• EBP Rounding quarterly held at for Adult Services Troesh Medical Campus, East Campus and Surgical Hospital
• EBP Rounding quarterly Children’s Hospital Services in both the Troesh Medical Campus and Hinshaw Towers

Patti Radovich, PhD, RN, CNS, FCCM
Director Nursing Research
Email: pradovich@llu.edu
Phone: (909) 558-4000, x33923

I believe in importance of mentoring and aiding in the growth and development of nurses.  It is our goal to assist students, nursing staff in the pursuit of evidence-based practice and enthusiastically guide them as they develop both projects and their personal and professional goals.  We must stimulate an environment of curiosity  raising new questions, considering new possibilities using creativity and imagination as we move nursing forward.

Marga Kasim, BSN, RN
Manager Nursing Research
Email: mkasim@llu.edu
Phone: (909) 558-4000, x33924

Although the role of nursing has evolved to embrace innovation and evidence-based practice, the focus of patient-centered care remains the same. We continue to cultivate the culture of innovation and inquiry, to promote the advancement of nursing excellence and quality of care through the development of evidence-based practice. I am excited to guide and provide our nurses with the opportunities to shine and showcase their innovative thinking.

Nursing Research Council