JAMAevidence Users' Guides to the Medical Literature
JAMA editors and authors explain the methods underlying clinical research to help students, trainees, and health professionals use the published medical literature to make evidence-based decisions for patients. JAMAevidence is an evidence-based medicine (EBM) resource created and maintained by the JAMA Network to promote the use of EBM to improve patient care.
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What Is the Question? Interview With Dr Gordon Guyatt
Joan Stephenson, PhD, discusses What Is the Question? with Dr Gordon Guyatt.
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The 5As of the Health Information Cycle: Interview with Dr Robert Hayward
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The Origin of Evidence-Based Medicine and the Users' Guides to the Medical Literature: Interview With Dr Gordon Guyatt
Joan Stephenson, PhD, discusses The Origin of Evidence-Based Medicine and the Users' Guides to the Medical Literature with Dr Gordon Guyatt.
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Introduction to JAMAevidence: the Fundamental Tools for Dealing With the Medical Literature and Making Clinical Diagnoses
Dr. Drummond Rennie, an expert in medical literature and clinical diagnoses, delves into the essentials of evidence-based medicine. He outlines how JAMAevidence serves as a vital resource for healthcare professionals, enhancing their ability to navigate medical literature. The discussion emphasizes the importance of informed clinical decision-making and how understanding key publications can sharpen diagnostic skills. Tune in for insights that could transform your approach to medical research!
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