NR 718 Week 7 Assignment; Leading Evidence-Baesd Practice Change Project - Part 3
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Leading Evidence-Based Practice Change Irene GinczekChamberlain College of Nursing NR718 Advanced Practice Nurse Health Systems Leadership Dr. Bailey Lisa July Session 2026 Leading Evidence-Based Practice Change: Part 3 Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) has proven to be an evidence-based intervention (EBI) in treating patients with obesity, a global health burden that increases morbidity and mortality rates (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 2023). The CBT intervention in association with lifestyle modifications has proved reliable in primary care settings in improving health
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