Abstract
Nursing journal clubs in greece; a way to get started in research and evidence based practice
The purpose of professional journal clubs in health care has traditionally been twofold: to help providers to stay abreast of research and to improve their ability to critically evaluate published papers.1 However, this is not all; sharing current knowledge and translating it into evidence based practice is the ultimate goal.
Author(s): Mastrokostas Athanasios
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