<![CDATA[The increasing burden of chronic diseases requires nursing care that is continuous, effective, and grounded in scientific evidence. This study aims to explore the implementation of evidence-based nursing care in the management of patients with chronic diseases within modern healthcare services. A qualitative case study design was employed, involving in-depth interviews, observations, focus group discussions, and document analysis with nurses working in chronic disease management settings. Data were analyzed using content and interpretative analysis through systematic stages of data reduction, data display, and data verification. The results indicate that evidence-based nursing care has been partially integrated into routine nursing practice, particularly in patient assessment, health education, and long-term monitoring. Nurses reported that evidence-based practices improved patient adherence, self-management abilities, and the consistency of care delivery. However, challenges such as workload constraints, limited access to scientific literature, and varying levels of research literacy were identified as barriers to optimal implementation. The findings highlight the importance of organizational support, continuous professional development, and access to evidence-based resources to strengthen nursing practice. This study contributes to nursing science by providing empirical insights into real-world implementation of evidence-based nursing care and offers practical implications for improving chronic disease management in modern healthcare systems.]]>
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