In the J anuary-February issue of the JABFP, John Geyman introduced the subject of
evidence-based medicine by presenting an overview of the gap between evidence and …

Evidence-based medicine has been defined as" a process of turning clinical problems into
questions and then systematically locating, appraising, and using contemporaneous …

The practice of evidence-based medicine means integrating individual clinical expertise with
the best available external clinical evidence from systematic research. Evidence-based …

The above case typifies a common problem faced almost daily by primary care physicians-
how to quantify harms versus benefits and counsel patients and families about patient care …

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close brand logo Finding the evidence you need is getting easier than you ever thought …

Finding current best evidence relevant to your clinical question can pose a challenge when
implementing evidence-based practice. The internet has improved access to information but …

METHODS To evaluate the differences between Best Evidence and Evidence-Based
Practice, we compared the articles in ACP Journal Club and the discontinued Evidence …

A clinical scenario is used to illustrate how the principles outlined in the previous articles in
the series could be applied to help improve patient care. A practical demonstration of the art …

In Part I, we discussed general methods available in the research literature that enable
clinicians to search for specific treatments that have been empirically validated for the …

The evidence-based medicine method of answering clinical questions involves searching
the literature for relevant studies, assessing study quality, interpreting the findings, and …