نتایج جستجو برای: evidence based herbal medicine

تعداد نتایج: 3763374  

2017
Mahsa Kazemi

Background and aims: Evidence based medicine (EBM) is a systematic process that can lead to enhancement of clinician’s traditional skills in diagnosis and treatment. Teaching EBM to medical students will improve their performance and help them to be up-to-date in their profession. The aim of this study was to compare Shiraz (type 1 university) and Rafsanjan (type 2) students in clinical stage i...

Journal: :Patient education and counseling 2000
J Bensing

Modern medical care is influenced by two paradigms: 'evidence-based medicine' and 'patient-centered medicine'. In the last decade, both paradigms rapidly gained in popularity and are now both supposed to affect the process of clinical decision making during the daily practice of physicians. However, careful analysis shows that they focus on different aspects of medical care and have, in fact, l...

2015
Phillip Cottingham Jon Adams Ram Vempati Jill Dunn David Sibbritt

BACKGROUND Despite the popularity of naturopathic and herbal medicine in New Zealand there remains limited data on New Zealand-based naturopathic and herbal medicine practice. In response, this paper reports findings from the first national survey examining the characteristics, perceptions and experiences of New Zealand-based naturopaths and herbal medicine practitioners across multiple domains...

2009
H M Tamim M Ferwana E Al Banyan I Al Alwan AH Hajeer

The College of Medicine at King Saud bin Abdulaziz University for Health Sciences (KSAU-HS) was established in January 2004. The four-year curriculum was based on the Problem Based Learning (PBL) format and involved the web-based graduate medical program adopted from the University of Sydney, Australia. At KSAU-HS, one additional semester was added to the beginning of this curriculum to prepare...

Journal: :Osteopathic Medicine and Primary Care 2009
des Anges Cruser Bruce Dubin Sarah K Brown Lori L Bakken John C Licciardone Alan L Podawiltz Robert J Bulik

BACKGROUND Without systematic exposure to biomedical research concepts or applications, osteopathic medical students may be generally under-prepared to efficiently consume and effectively apply research and evidence-based medicine information in patient care. The academic literature suggests that although medical residents are increasingly expected to conduct research in their post graduate tra...

Journal: :Academic emergency medicine : official journal of the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine 1998
M W Mulholland

This commentary expands on concepts on research funding within emergency medicine as developed in Part I of the Future of Emergency Medicine Research Conference proceedings. Specifically, this article focuses on strategies to enhance the support of research emergency medicine and development of the research infrastructure in the specialty.

Journal: :International journal of health sciences 2012
Ghaffar Shokouhi Morteza Ghojazadeh Neda Sattarnezhad

INTRODUCTION A journal club is a group of individuals who meet regularly to evaluate critically the clinical application of latest medical literature. Evidence-based medicine (EBM) is 'the use of current best evidence, in making decisions about the care of individual patients'. For this purpose, we organized journal clubs using standard EBM method, to substitute for traditional ones, evaluating...

Journal: :JAMA 2015
Larry Levitt

JAMA: Evidence-basedmedicineoncewas criticized as “cookbook medicine.” Do you still encounter thatkindofcriticism,and if so, how do you counter it? DR GUYATT: One of my favorite talks to give is that evidence-based medicine is patient-centered medicine, so there are a number of things to point out. Perhaps most important is that evidence itself never tells you what to do, never. It’s always evi...

Journal: :Hospital pediatrics 2015
Amy E Caruso Brown

In fact, the 2 paradigms approach medical practice from radically divergent perspectives. Family-centered care rests on a biopsychosocial model of healing, is fundamentally holistic, and prioritizes the perspectives of patients and families in medical care, whereas EBM is, at its essence, the systematic application of science to practice. For most providers, EBM connotes provision of the highes...

Journal: :Circulation. Cardiovascular quality and outcomes 2011
David M Kent Nilay D Shah

One of the unfortunate side consequences of evidencebased medicine (EBM) is that sometimes there is no escaping how small the benefit of any individual treatment may seem. In the “days of the giants,” doctors saved lives; now we can consult league tables that bloodlessly inform us how many patients—10, 50, or 200—must receive a treatment to avert even a single bad outcome,1 EBM’s venerable numb...

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