2016 National Teaching Institute Evidence-Based Solutions Abstracts

guidelines and participation expectations, (3) recruit members, (4) meet and discuss, (5) evaluate—have shortand long-term goals been met? (6) evaluate the TRIP potential. Evaluation/Outcomes: The ICU journal club has met its intended goals. A questionnaire sent to members determined that 100% of them felt that the club helped them to better understand the different research methods and the process to critique that research. The journal club also satisfied the ultimate goal of analyzing research with the intent to translate into practice. We focused on research that looked at the effects of continuous lateral rotation therapy (CLRT) on ventilator days, ventilator-associated pneumonia, and ICU length of stay. The research supported CLRT, so we initiated a CLRT protocol in our ICU. Data are currently being collected both before and after initiation of CLRT.