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ScHARR
Netting the evidence--a COMPLETE
list of evidence based practice on the Internet.
Oxford University's Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine
What is Evidence-Based Medicine (EBM); how to teach and practice EBM; EBM
toolbox.
Center
for Evidence-Based Mental Health
Contains a detailed collection of tools to help you develop your skills in practicing evidence-based
health care.
Journal Club on the Web
Online discussion of clinical articles.
InfoPOEMs. Inc.--Bringing Evidence to the Point of Care
Evidence-based practice newsletter; Journal of Family Practice; information mastery web-based course.
HealthWeb--Evidence-Based
Health Care
Links to high quality web sites.
Critical
Appraisal back
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Critical Appraisal Topics (Oxford University)
Include an introduction to critical appraisal topics (CAT), the CAT bank -- a collection of CATs and NNTs, and the CAT maker, a software tool downloadable which helps you create CAT.
How to Evaluate the Evidence from the Wisdom Project
Include appraisal of original research, appraisal of reviews, banks of appraised articles, evaluating web sites, worked examples, and user's guide to the medical literature.
Southwestern Ontario Regional Academic Health Science Network Critical Appraisal Page
Critically
appraised papers in therapy, diagnosis, harm, and prognosis are posted. Each
paper includes analyses on these area: Are the results of the study valid? What were the results?
Will the results help me in caring for my patients? Results and bottom line.
University of North Carolina
Critical Appraisal Page
Index of
critical appraisal topics sheet by subject. Each sheet includes clinical
scenario, background, clinical bottom line, design, results, conclusion, and
comments.
Examples of Critical Appraisal Worksheets from
ScHARR
under the heading of Critical Appraisal Worksheets.
Evidence-Based Health Care Tutorials
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Clinical Epidemiology Definitions
Answer questions such as what is a cohort-study, what is a case-control study, how to calculate odd ratio and number needed to treat...
Clinical Epidemiology & Evidence-Based Medicine
Glossary
Include general science terminology, general terms for epidemiology and
evidence-based medicine, terminology specific to epidemiology, clinical study
design and methods terminology, experimental design and statistical terms.
Evidence-Based Medicine Glossary
Terminology on clinical trials, epidemiology, bias, evidence-based
medicine, and statistics. Include graphics to explain certain terms such
as randomized controlled trial, cohort study, and case-control study. Also
include formulas to calculate terms such as NNT, ARR, OR, etc.
Medical Statistics from the Wisdom Project
PowerPoint presentation of (i) why medical students should understand statistics and, (ii) how to display and summarize quantitative data.
Table of Likelihood Ratios (University of North Carolina)
How to calculate and use likelihood ratios, search for likelihood ratios by disease, search for likelihood ratios by test.
On-line calculator to calculate clinically significant measure: Absolute Risk Reduction (ARR), Relative Risk Reduction (RRR%), Odds Ratio (OR), Number Needed to Treat (NNT).
Medical University of South
Carolina
Full text books and journals on Evidence-based medicine.
Discipline-Specific EBHC back to top
Nursing
Center for Evidence-Based Nursing (UK)
Evidence-Based Nursing (0nline Journal)
Evidence-Based Nursing and Midwifery (The Joanna Briggs Institute)
Nurse Prescribing (National Prescribing Center, UK)
Pediatrics
Pediatric Evidence-Based Health Care (University of Washington)
Center for Evidence-Based Child Health (UK)
Dentistry
Center for Evidence-Based Dentistry (UK)
Mental Health
Electronic Library for Mental Health
Center for Evidence-Based Mental Health (UK)
Pharmacy
Evidence-Based Pharmacotherapy
Evidence-Based Information on Drug Therapy
Other Disciplines
The Physiotherapy Evidence Database
Occupational Therapy--Evidence-Based Practice
Evidence-Based Emergency Medicine
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