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Essential Evidence-Based Medicine

Essential Evidence-Based Medicine

9781009208666
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The ability to critically read health research literature and determine its validity is a cornerstone of evidence-based medicine (EBM) and health care (EBHC). Using this knowledge, along with their individual clinical experience and the preferences of their patients, to make informed decisions about treatment is an essential skill for a healthcare practitioner. This fully updated edition of a highly successful text educates the principles of research study methodology and design, along with core elements of biostatistics and epidemiology as applied to health care studies. A new chapter on EBM and the media has been added in response to increasing awareness of misinformation from traditional and social media. Accompanying online resources will enable readers to test their learning through a series of questions and exercises, accessible through a code printed inside the book. This is an ideal introductory text for medical and health sciences students and a wide range of other healthcare professionals.
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9781009208666
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Publication date
2026
Issue number
3
Cover
paperback
Pages count
325
  • Preface; Foreword by Sir Muir Gray; Acknowledgments; 1. A brief history of medicine and statistics; 2. What is evidence-based medicine?; 3. Causation; 4. The medical literature: an overview; 5. Scientific integrity and the responsible conduct of research John E. Kaplan; 6. Study design and strength of evidence; 7. Searching the medical literature Elizabeth Irish and Nia Roberts; 8. Instruments and measurements: precision and validity; 9. Sources of bias; 10. Review of basic statistics; 11. Hypothesis testing; 12. Type I errors and number needed to treat; 13. Negative studies and Type II errors; 14. Risk assessment; 15. Adjustment and multivariate analysis; 16. Randomized clinical trials; 17. Meta-analysis and systematic reviews; 18. Critical appraisal of qualitative research studies Steven R. Simon; 19. Applicability and strength of evidence; 20. Communicating evidence to patients Shobhina G. Chheda and Samantha Murray-Bainer; 21. EBM and the media; 22. An overview of decision making in medicine; 23. Sources of error in the clinical encounter; 24. The use of diagnostic tests; 25. Utility and characteristics of diagnostic tests: likelihood ratios, sensitivity, and specificity; 26. Bayes theorem, predictive values, post-test probabilities, and interval likelihood ratios; 27. Comparing tests and using ROC curves; 28. Incremental gain and the threshold approach to diagnostic testing; 29. Sources of bias and critical appraisal of studies of diagnostic tests; 30. Screening tests; 31. Survival analysis and studies of prognosis; 32. Decision analysis and quantifying patient values; 33. Cost-effectiveness analysis; 34. Practice guidelines and clinical prediction rules; Appendix 1. Levels of evidence and grades of recommendations; Appendix 2. Overview of critical appraisal; Appendix 3. Commonly used statistical tests; Appendix 4. Formulas; Appendix 5. Proof of Bayes theorem; Appendix 6. Using balance sheets to calculate thresholds; Appendix 7. Searching Tools; Glossary and acronyms; Bibliography; Index.
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