Lecture 1 Research PDF
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This document provides a lecture on evidence-based medicine (EBM). It covers key components of EBM such as scientific evidence, clinical expertise, and patient values. The lecture also outlines the steps for applying EBM, from formulating clinical questions to appraising evidence and incorporating patient preferences.
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# Lecture one ## Research ### EBM --> Evidence-based Medicine. - Using The Latest scientific re Search To make better. ### Key Components of evidence-based medicine... 1. Scientific evidence: - Used To improve Treatments . - Stronger Jindis methodology => more reliable results. - For e...
# Lecture one ## Research ### EBM --> Evidence-based Medicine. - Using The Latest scientific re Search To make better. ### Key Components of evidence-based medicine... 1. Scientific evidence: - Used To improve Treatments . - Stronger Jindis methodology => more reliable results. - For example, meta-analysis of randomized Studies. - Strongest Types 2. Clinical experitise: - oexperience helps in adjusting The Treatment. 3. Patient values Preferences... - Some Patient may Choose nit Top Puroure a certain Treatment. - based on Their Personal Tre Ference or Concerns about Side effects. ## STEPS OF Application 1. Formulating a Clinical question: - Start with a specific Clinical question based on The Patient Condition. 2. Searching For evidence:. - Physician Than Searches for Studies or re Search That answer This question.. 3. Critically Appraising Thel evidence:. - The quality of these studies is assessed to ensure They are reliable and relevant. 4. Appling The evidence:- - The evidence is integrated with Physi Ciam expertis and Patient is Perferences ## Levels of evidences=- - IA, 1B, IIA, IIB, III, IV ### Level 1A - Meta. Angly ois of high-quality randomized Studies. ### Level IB - A single well-Conducted randomized Study. ### Level IIA - A well-Conducted non-randomized sindy ### Level IIB - A Case Control or Cohort Study ### Level III - A non-experimental study, like a Case Series ### Level IV - Expert Opinions ## End lecture 1.
