Implementation of good practices in nursing: bpso program, as the main tool

Nursing care of excellence and the vanguard of knowledge, constitute an objective for current nursing care. Likewise, it seeks to establish safe and quality care, supported by recommendations based on scientific evidence that provide a solid basis for professional practice. It is for this reason that Clinica las Condes decides to ascribe to the program of good practices in Nursing of the Registered Nurses Association of Ontario (RNAO) implementing 5 out of 54 guides of good practices (BPG) generated by this association. The aim of this article is to communicate the main implementation strategies, difficulties and achievements achieved through the use of clinical practice guidelines. The work carried out in a systematic way has been facilitated by the formation of champions, who are the most important agent to incorporate the real use of evidence-based practices and a real impact in the reduction of adverse events of nursing during the stay of the patient in the health institution. The future of the program at Clinica Las Condes is focused on risk management and prevention of adverse events. This is where the RNAO program of good practices assumes a leading role by becoming the main tool of this great healthcare objective.