The Role of Technology in Promoting Evidence-Based Nursing Practice Introduction: EBP is a cornerstone of nursing, ensuring that healthcare decisions are informed by the best available evidence. Technology has played a critical role in expanding and promoting EBP in the nursing profession in recent years. This paper investigates the numerous contributions of technology to the implementation and sustainability of evidence-based nursing practice. Body: Information Availability: Technology has extended access to a wide reservoir of healthcare information exponentially. Nurses can now easily access research articles, clinical recommendations, and systematic reviews via internet databases, making it easier to stay current with the newest information. EHRs (Electronic Health Records): EHRs facilitate evidence integration into practice by offering a complete digital platform for storing and retrieving patient data. Nurses can easily access patient data, evaluate past trends, and apply evidence to personalized care plans. CDSS (Clinical Decision Support Systems): CDSS that are integrated into EHRs assist nurses in using evidence at the point of care. These technologies provide real-time warnings, reminders, and evidence-based protocols to enhance clinical decision-making and ensure best practices adherence. Mobile Health (mHealth) and Telehealth: The use of telehealth and mHealth technology has broadened the scope of nursing practice. Nurses can interact with patients remotely, distribute evidence-based resources, and track health statuses. This encourages continuity of care and allows people to take an active role in their own healthcare. Virtual reality and simulation: Immersive learning experiences for nurses are provided by technology-enabled simulations and virtual reality platforms. This allows individuals to practice and fine-tune abilities in a safe environment while also incorporating evidence-based protocols and guidelines into their therapeutic repertoire. Analytics based on Big Data: Big data analytics make it possible to identify trends and patterns in patient outcomes. Nurses can use this data to develop evidence-based interventions, tailor care plans, and contribute to healthcare organizations' continuous quality improvement activities. Platforms for Online Learning: Through online platforms, technology enables nurses to access courses, webinars, and training programs centered on evidence-based practices. This ensures that nurses may consistently improve their skills and keep up with changing healthcare evidence. Social networking and social media: Sharing evidence-based practices, research findings, and clinical experiences is possible in nursing communities on social media platforms. This digital networking encourages collaboration and knowledge exchange among nurses worldwide. Conclusion: Technology has become a crucial tool for promoting evidence-based nursing practice. Technology has altered how nurses integrate evidence into their daily practice, from enabling rapid access to information to assisting clinical decision-making at the bedside. As technology advances, nurses must embrace these advancements to ensure that the care they give is not only informed by the best available evidence, but also provided efficiently and effectively in order to meet the different requirements of their patients. Nursing is positioned as a dynamic and adaptive profession devoted to providing high-quality, patient-centered care by embracing technology as an ally in the pursuit of evidence-based practice.