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EVIDENCE-BASED MEDICINE Websites
The Library has 299 websites and
6 results for the descriptor "evidence-based medicine".
- 1. ACE (Academic Center for Evidence-Based Practice)
- Provider:The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio School of Nursing
- Keywords: evidence-based medicine , nursing
- Description: A Center for Excellence on Evidence-Based Practice.
- 2. AHRQ (Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality)
- Provider:AHRQ
- Keywords: care , evidence-based medicine , healthcare policy , healthcare system , informatics , medicine , quality , standard of care , electronic health record , information technology
- Description: "AHRQ conducts and supports health services research on clinical outcomes, quality, cost, use of resources, and access to care. Findings from AHRQ-supported health services research are used by clinicians, patients, health system leaders, and others to help them make more informed health care decisions." Many resources are provided here, including a free health information technology "toolbox."
- 3. Centre for Evidence Based Medicine
- Provider:University of Oxford
- Keywords: education , evidence-based medicine , healthcare , healthcare policy , medicine , networking , systematic reviews
- Description: The CEBM (Centre for Evidence Based Medicine) "provides free support and resources to doctors, clinicians, teachers and others interested in learning more about EBM." Some of the many resources here include: a section providing free and open-access teaching materials, like PowerPoint files of lectures and workshops; links to guides to critically evaluating the medical literature; and links to the websites of other groups around the world that promote and teach the tenets of evidence-based practice.
- 4. Evidence Based Medicine: Finding the Best Clinical Literature
- Provider:University of Illinois at Chicago Library of the Health Sciences-Peoria
- Keywords: evidence-based medicine , gateway , tutorial , links
- Description: Jo Dorsch of the UIC Library of the Health Sciences, Peoria has created an excellent guide to the practice of Evidence Based Medicine and this website is also a rich gateway to other EBM resources. Some links are to subscription resources held by UIC, but most are free.
- 5. Introduction to Evidence-Based Medicine
- Provider:Duke University Medical Center Library and Health Sciences Library, UNC-Chapel Hill
- Keywords: courseware , creative commons , evidence-based medicine , student , tutorial
- Description: This classic tutorial on Evidence-Based Medicine provides a clear explanation of EBM and the reasons for using an evidence-based approach to patient care. There is a self-test at the end.
- 6. Student's Guide to the Medical Literature
- Provider:University of Colorado Health Sciences Center
- Keywords: evidence-based medicine , PDA access , student , tutorial , full text
- Description: This site is designed as an aid for medical students, but may be used by anyone who is researching a medical question or needs help with the critical appraisal of the literature. The site features a tutorial outlining a 4-step approach to reading medical literature and a section on critical appraisal, both written from the evidence-based perspective; search strategies for using the Ovid version of MEDLINE; and a glossary of statistical terms. A link to downloading a free, version-neutral PDA version of the guide is also provided.
