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Meanings of evidence-based nursing in английском

русский
доказательная медицина
португальский
medicina baseada em evidência
испанский
medicina basada en pruebas
каталонский
medicina basada en l'evidència

Approach to medical practice intended to optimize decision-making by emphasizing the use of evidence from well-designed and well-conducted research.

доказательная медицина
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Examples for "ebm"
Examples for "ebm"
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The paradigm by which evidence is regarded important is called evidence-based medicine (EBM).
Pubmed
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Only well-qualified studies should be used for the EBM.
Pubmed
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Secondary outcomes of knowledge, attitudes, confidence, and self-reported behaviors related to EBM were measured using validated surveys.
Pubmed
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Retrieved literature was appraised using EBM methods.
Pubmed
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I got myself into big trouble with some doctors three weeks ago about evidence-based medicine (EBM).
The Guardian
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Background: If positive-outcome bias exists, it threatens the integrity of evidence-based medicine.
Pubmed
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It is the dilemma of what is known as evidence-based medicine.
The Irish Times
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The appropriate use criteria process synthesizes evidence-based medicine, clinical practice experience, and expert judgment.
Pubmed
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Second, I would put the money into a better information architecture for evidence-based medicine.
The Guardian
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It is necessary to enforce the application of evidence-based medicine theory in scientific research.
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That's always been scientific medicine's problem, it's only interested in the physical.
The Naked God
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God isn't compatible with machinery and scientific medicine and universal happiness.
Brave New World
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The book opens with an defiantly proud essay on the evolution of scientific medicine.
The Guardian
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Over the past decades, scientific medicine has realized tremendous advances.
Pubmed
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No disease illustrates better the progressive evolution of scientific medicine.
The Evolution of Modern Medicine / A Series of Lectures Delivere...
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After all, until the last century, women were almost excluded from academic medicine.
BBC
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Graduates have held leadership positions in VA, Department of Defense, academic medicine, and public health agencies.
Pubmed
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All three chairs exhibited features of a transformational leadership style and characteristics deemed essential for effective leadership in academic medicine.
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Following a 25-year career in both academic medicine and private practice, Dr. Northrup devotes her time to helping women truly flourish.
Feminist dot com
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Background: Concurrent with the evolving role of the department chair in academic medicine is the entry of women physicians into chair positions.
Pubmed