This report examines the implementation of Evidence-Based Practice (EBP) in healthcare settings. It begins by defining EBP and its significance in clinical decision-making. The report then delves into key EBP models, such as the ACE Star Model and the Advancing Research and Clinical Practice through Close Collaboration (ARCC) Model, discussing their strengths and limitations. It highlights common barriers to EBP adoption, including lack of organizational support, limited access to resources, resistance to change, and the perception of EBP as time-consuming. The report suggests strategies for overcoming these barriers, such as staff training, quality audits, incorporating patient feedback, and integrating EBP into organizational policies. The author reflects on their experience as a nursing student and concludes by emphasizing the importance of considering patient and organizational factors, as well as traditional nursing values, when implementing EBP models. The report provides valuable insights into the practical challenges and potential solutions for promoting EBP in healthcare.