Implementing Evidence-Based Medicine in Clinical Practice

Traditional practice overlooks important new developments in the relevant field.

EBM recognizes the importance of clinician's experience but also incorporates evidence from literature and patient preferences. (correct)

Traditional practice is based solely on clinician's experience without considering evidence from literature or patient preferences.

EBM relies primarily on the experience of clinicians.

EBM is the combination of clinician's experience, patient preferences, and evidence from literature.

EBM is the sole reliance on current best evidence from literature.

EBM is the explicit use of clinician's experience in making decisions about patient care.

EBM is the conscientious, explicit, and judicious use of current best evidence in making decisions about the care of individual patients. (correct)

Experience of the doctor, hospital resources, and patient's preferences.

Doctor's intuition, hospital facilities, and patient's financial status.

Clinician's experience, doctor's expertise, and patient's age.

Clinician's experience, best available evidence from literature, and patient's preferences. (correct)

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