Evidence Based Practice Workshop
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Introduction: What Is Evidence-Based Healthcare, and Why Is it Important?
ASK. The Importance of Research Questions in Evidence-Based Healthcare
Behind the Numbers: Understanding Healthcare Statistics; Science, Speed and the Search for Best Evidence
Reviewing an article
Randomized Controlled Trials – Critical Appraisal
Elements of a Systematic Review/ Article – Critical Appraisal
ACQUIRE. Searching for Healthcare Information; Assessing Harms and Benefits
Issues in appraising qualitative research – quality, relevance, validity and utility
Study Designs
Finding the evidence
Searching the Internet for Healthcare Information
Using specialist resources
Using HINARI and PubMed
The Cochrane Library and Other Web Resources
Cochrane Systematic Review
Turning Evidence into Practice
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