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  • Na izsledkih temelječa medicina = Evidence-based medicine - 1. general principles. 1. : Splošna načela
    Čuk, Angela
    Background. Evidence-based medicine is a method that helps physicians find andcritically evaluate evidences from the medical literature, and apply the evidences in clinical decision-making. In ... clinical practice the method supplements core medical skills, clinical experience and emphasizes the importance of clinical research evidence. Evidence based medicine is characterised by two fundamental principles: first, the scientific evidences alone do not suffice for clinical decision-making second, clinical decision-making is being guided by scientific evidence placed in appropriate hierarchy. For practicing evidence-based medicine additional skills are neededwhich are generally not part of medical curricula. Physician should be able to formulate a clear clinical question from a patient's problem and determine what information is required. He should be able to search the literature efficiently, critically appraise the evidence from the literature and properly implement the findings in clinical problem-solving. Conclusions. Evidence-based medicine has been widely accepted in academic medical circles as well as in clinical practice. It is being introduced in curricula of several medical schools, especially as a supplement to clinical skills on different levels of medical studies. Introduction of evidence-based medicine into clinical practice increased the possibility to critically introduce current research findings from medical literature to everyday work of physicians in their care for patients.
    Vrsta gradiva - članek, sestavni del
    Leto - 2003
    Jezik - slovenski
    COBISS.SI-ID - 17390809