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Showing 1 to 14 of 14 for “"Evidence Based Medicine (EBM)"”.
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A SCAFFOLDED INSTRUCTIONAL MODEL TO TEACH DOCTOR OF PHARMACY STUDENTS TO EVALUATE RANDOMIZED AND NON-RANDOMIZED MEDICAL STUDIES ON A SIMILAR TOPIC TO REACH A CLINICAL CONCLUSION
… a scaffolded instructional model in a complex Evidence Based Medicine (EBM) lesson where students evaluated three different medical studies (RCT, case-control, and cohort) on the same topic and used those studies to reach an evidence-based conclusion. The hypothesis was that the students …
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Integrating the Rare Disease Context into Medical Training Models
Patient centred care (PCC) and evidence-based medicine (EBM) are cornerstones in the education of primary care providers. While teaching these approaches are intended to improve patient care, EBM and PCC were not developed with rare disease (RD) in mind, and therefore the tenets of those models may …
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The development of evidence-based guidelines to inform the extrication of casualties trapped in motor vehicles following a collision
… collision. Current extrication practices are based on the principles of 'movement minimisation' with the purpose of minimising the incidence of avoidable secondary spinal injury. Movement minimisation adds time to the process of extrication and may result in an excess morbidity and mortality …
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Depression screening in trauma-exposed youth: Multi-informant algorithms for the child welfare setting
… youth. The Achenbach System of Empirically Based Assessment (ASEBA) represents the most widely used protocol for mental and behavioral health screening in the child welfare system. However, methodological limitations for development of screening protocols with the ASEBA include a) reliance …
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Acting in Anaesthesia : Agency, Participation and Legitimation
… I begin by exploring the potential of Evidence Based Medicine (EBM) to guide anaesthetic practice and what implementing evidence based recommendations involves. This introduces a number of 'other' considerations that affect the course of an anaesthetic. I draw on ethnographic data of …
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Integration of all support systems in the clinical environment.
Evidence based medicine (EBM) is an approach to patient care which ensures that potential advances in health care must be tested and proven to do more good than harm before they are incorporated into medical practice. It promotes the collection, interpretation and integration of patient reported, …
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Understanding diffusion of evidence-based community cancer care: A case study of network connections in an integrated health system
… patients in community settings fail to receive evidence-based, high-quality cancer care. Networks that connect community clinics and academic medical centers hold potential to address these disparities by creating avenues for knowledge diffusion and access to specialty care, but research on …
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A model to transfer knowledge from research to software engineering practice based on rapid reviews and evidence briefings
Inspired by the promising results of Evidence Based Medicine (EBM), Evidence Based Software Engineering (EBSE) was introduced more than one decade ago. One of EBSE’s main goal is to integrate the best research evidence with Software Engineering (SE) practice. However, some claim Secondary Studies …
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Development of an evidence-based medicine mobile application for the use in medical education
BACKGROUND: Evidence-based medicine (EBM) is a methodology that is being incorporated into more medical school curricula. Boston University School of Medicine was one of early adopters of Evidence Based Medicine in the United States. A growing concern in the medical community was that the …
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Gap Between Practices of Evidence-based Medicine and Personalized Medicine: A Barrier in Learning
Background: Evidence Based Medicine (EBM) is the use of high-quality clinical research in making decisions about the care of patients. Health professionals have used EBM to guide clinical decision-making for the last three decades. However, critics have suggested that EBM focuses on groups of …
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Scientific Persuasions: ethnographic reflections on evidence-based psychological therapy
… of psychology through an ethnographic account of evidence-based psychological therapy in the United Kingdom. It examines the ‘Improving Access to Psychological Therapies’ (IAPT) service established in 2008 as part of the National Health Service (NHS) and is based on 18 months of fieldwork …
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Development And Validation Of A Measurement Scale To Analyze The Environment For Evidence-Based Medicine Learning And Practice By Medical Residents
… curricula to include the component of evidence-based medicine (EBM) principles and process. However, these curricula may not be able to achieve the optimal learning outcomes, perhaps because various contextual factors are often overlooked when EBM training is being designed, developed, …
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Usage of Evidence Based Medicine Resources in Clinically Practicing Athletic Trainers
Context: Evidence based medicine (EBM) is a commitment to utilizing a combination of the best available evidence, clinical expertise, and patient preferences to inform clinical decisions. The primary goal of EBM is to provide the highest quality care to patients. Clinicians who do not utilize an …
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The implementation of evidence in clinical care. Exploring the gap between knowledge and practice.
… van wetenschappelijke studies (evidentie of ‘evidence’) in de klinische praktijk zou rechtstreeks de kwaliteit van zorg verbeteren. Dit is echter niet het geval. Het concept ‘kwaliteit van zorg’ is complex en vraagt om een bredere benadering. In deze thesis stellen wij een theoretisch kader …