The article provides an overview of the integrative review methodology, emphasizing its role in synthesizing knowledge and applying significant study results to practice. It outlines six key phases of the integrative review process: preparing the guiding question, searching or sampling the literature, data collection, critical analysis of included studies, discussion of results, and presentation of the review. The authors highlight the importance of this method in healthcare, particularly in nursing, where it helps ensure evidence-based practice. The article also discusses the differences between integrative reviews and other review methods like meta-analyses and systematic reviews, and provides a detailed guide on how to conduct an integrative review, including data collection instruments and critical analysis techniques. The conclusion underscores the value of integrative reviews in reducing biases and errors, making them a valuable tool for evidence-based practice in healthcare.The article provides an overview of the integrative review methodology, emphasizing its role in synthesizing knowledge and applying significant study results to practice. It outlines six key phases of the integrative review process: preparing the guiding question, searching or sampling the literature, data collection, critical analysis of included studies, discussion of results, and presentation of the review. The authors highlight the importance of this method in healthcare, particularly in nursing, where it helps ensure evidence-based practice. The article also discusses the differences between integrative reviews and other review methods like meta-analyses and systematic reviews, and provides a detailed guide on how to conduct an integrative review, including data collection instruments and critical analysis techniques. The conclusion underscores the value of integrative reviews in reducing biases and errors, making them a valuable tool for evidence-based practice in healthcare.