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Step 3: Appraising the evidence

Evaluate the research's quality and whether it applies to the question asked or not. 

  • validity
  • importance
  • applicability

If these are not taken into account, harm could be caused and limited resources could be wasted. 

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Step 1: Formulating answerable clinical questions

  • The clinical problem needs to be turned into an answerable question
  • Questions should be direct, clear, and answerable by research. 
  • PICO points used:

P - patient/problem

I - intervention

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Basic search principles

  • use relevant key-words
  • choose a good bibliographic database
  • conduct the search

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Why EBM

  • It allows for outdated research and methods to be replaced by new and effective methods. 
  • EBM needs critical thinking and open-mindedness. these will both encourage new practices to be developed and new research to be conducted. 
  • It incorporates three spheres of health care a...

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Step 5: evaluating performance

EBM is an ongoing process and the approach chosen in a specific instance needs to be constantly evaluated and updated. This way, new and improved methods, and research can be developed along with the ever-changing medical world. 

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Step 4: Applying the evidence

Now is when everything other than the actual clinical research is taken into account.

Things such as: 

  • Patient background and beliefs
  • Circumstances and context
  • Available resources, own expertise, and budget

should all be considered before deciding on a...

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Step 2: Finding the evidence

Relevant and appropriate research must be conducted. Primary research or textbooks can be outdated or inaccurate. 

Basic search principles should be used. 

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What is EBM

it is a five-step approach to patient care that focuses on three main aspects:

  1. The best and most current available research
  2. Clinical expertise
  3. Patient values, background, and culture

It has a focus on lifelong learning and on patient-centered care. 

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