1.Introduction to evidence-based family practice
Noel L. Espallardo ; Nicolas R. Gordo Jr
The Filipino Family Physician 2022;60(1):2-4
While the definition of EBM can be straightforward in other medical field, family and community medicine practitioners take on very different roles in different health systems. Despite the challenges presented, EBM is still necessary in family and community practice. Family and community medicine practitioners must be able to obtain, assess, apply and integrate new knowledge based on available evidence throughout their professional life. From the definition of EBM and the nature of family practice described previously, we propose to define “Evidence-based Family Practice as the conscientious and judicious use of the current, relevant, applicable and best available evidence in making shared clinical decisions for patient care. Such decisions must account for the capacity and setting of the family practitioner and patient preference”. The proposed steps are: 1) Framing the Clinical Problem, 2) Searching for the Evidence, 3) Critical Appraisal, 4) Informing the Patient About the Evidence, 5) Shared Decision Making, and 6) Evaluation of the Decision.
Evidence-Based Medicine
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Evidence-Based Practice
2.Evidence-based Medicine : An Introduction.
Journal of the Korean Medical Association 2000;43(12):1156-1164
No abstract available.
Evidence-Based Medicine*
3.Book Review: How to Read a Paper: The Basics of Evidence Based Medicine, 2nd ed..
International Neurourology Journal 2012;16(1):54-54
No abstract available.
Evidence-Based Medicine
4.Strategies to Implement Evidence-based Medicine in Korea?.
Journal of the Korean Medical Association 2000;43(12):1180-1188
No abstract available.
Evidence-Based Medicine*
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Korea*
5.Introduction to Evidence Based Medicine.
Journal of the Korean Society for Vascular Surgery 2003;19(2):212-219
The rapid expansion of biomedical knowledge has made the challenge to acquire and evaluate new information quite formidable. Evidence-based medicine (EBM), a clinical problem-solving approach designed to help clinicians meet the challenge of incorporating the best available external evidence in caring for patients, consists of the following 5 steps: (1) defining the clinical problem presented by the patient and formulating an answerable question, (2) searching for the best reported evidence, (3) critically appraising the validity and clinical importance of this evidence, (4) applying it to clinical practice, and (5) evaluating the effectiveness and efficiency in executing steps 1~4 and seeking ways to improve both the next time. This paper describes the definition of EBM, background of its development, and the five steps that are involved.
Evidence-Based Medicine*
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Humans
6.Evidence-based medicine in research (Part 2)
Guanzon Ricardo S ; Manangan Jasmin
The Filipino Family Physician 2000;38(1):16-20
In the earlier issues of the journal, there were articles that dealt with the issue of evidence-based medicine, its basic principles. Different approaches and methodologies to doing research were also discussed. The succeeding is a presentation on the common terms and measurements used in this area.
EVIDENCE-BASED MEDICINE
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RESEARCH
7.Evidence-Based Medicine.
Journal of the Korean Society of Neonatology 2008;15(1):1-5
No abstract available.
Evidence-Based Medicine
8.Evidence Base Medicine and Pre-Appraised Resources.
Korean Journal of Family Medicine 2010;31(12):897-903
Despite wide acceptance of the idea of 'evidence based medicine (EBM)', there is still a huge gap between evidence and clinical practice. Pre-appraised resources help clinicians find correct answers to clinical questions more easily and rapidly. It will briefly explain the concept and history of EBM. Frequently used pre-appraised resources like as systematic review, evidence based guidelines, health technology assessment, synopses, and clinical information database systems are also introduced.
Biomedical Technology
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Evidence-Based Medicine
9.Evidence-based Medicine in Clinical Practice and Medical Education.
Journal of the Korean Medical Association 2000;43(12):1165-1171
No abstract available.
Education, Medical*
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Evidence-Based Medicine*
10.Enteral Nutrition in Prematurity Based on Evidence Based Medicine.
Journal of the Korean Society of Neonatology 2007;14(2):121-129
No abstract available.
Enteral Nutrition*
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Evidence-Based Medicine*