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Clinical decision making or Evidence based practice Sarah Dean with thanks to Stuart Logan, Paul Glasziou, Rod Jackson & Mark Perry Aims of the afternoon Discuss the role of empirical evidence in clinical practice Think about the quality


  1. Clinical decision making or Evidence based practice Sarah Dean with thanks to Stuart Logan, Paul Glasziou, Rod Jackson & Mark Perry

  2. Aims of the afternoon Discuss the role of empirical evidence in clinical practice Think about the quality of evidence we use Why & how to structure focussed questions Give you a couple of short cuts to useful evidence Practise critical appraisal of research Think about how to apply evidence to practice

  3. Clinical Decision Making (CDM): Using evidence to improve practice Adapted from: Sackett DL, Rosenberg MC, Gray JA, Haynes RB, Richardson WS. Evidence based medicine: what it is and what it isn't. BMJ. 1996;312: 71-72.

  4. The “best” evidence depends on the type of question Level Treatment Prognosis Diagnosis I Systematic Systematic Systematic Review of … Review of … Review of … II Randomised Inception Cross trial Cohort sectional III

  5. Hierarchy of reliability (for treatment interventions!) 5

  6. The demand for EBP The existence of a research-practice gap Errors in the interpretation of research evidence Pressure from “payers” for justification for services Pressure from families for more involvement in decision-making

  7. The demand for EBP The existence of a research-practice gap Errors in the interpretation of research evidence Pressure from “payers” for justification for services Pressure from families for more involvement in decision-making

  8. Arch Dis Ch 2001;84:24-30

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  10. The need for EBP The data explosion Changes in clinical practice More teamwork More management in primary care Less continuity of care

  11. Rule 31 – Review the World Literature Fortnightly "Kill as Few Patients as Possible" - Oscar London 5,000? per day Medical Articles Per Year 1,500 per day 95 per day

  12. Is keeping up to date Mission Impossible?

  13. EBP does not consist of: Sole reliance on evidence from RCTs Making decision by the simple application of guidelines

  14. Structured questions provide a framework which helps: Identify your information needs Guide your search strategy Decide the extent to which evidence applies to your particular problem

  15. Sources of evidence http://www.tripdatabase.com/ https://www.evidence.nhs.uk/ 17

  16. Sources of evidence http://www.testingtreatments .org/new-edition/ 18

  17. Structuring questions is not about designing the perfect study – it is about helping you use existing evidence to inform practice

  18. Getting the question right Who What Why

  19. Clinical Problem Population Intervention Comparison Outcome

  20. Clinical Problem Populationop ulation Interventionnt ervention Comparisono mparison Outcometcome

  21. Clinical Problem P I Exposure C O

  22. In India, should birth attendants clean newborn babies in the community with chlorhexidine swabs? Ppulation Intervention Comparison O

  23. Should Sarah take inhaled steroids for her asthma? Plation Iention Crison Oe

  24. Study Question Clinical Problem Population Population Intervention Itervention Comparison Cmparison Outcome Outcome

  25. Clinical Decision Making What are the treatment options and the possible outcomes For each treatment option, how likely is each possible outcome? What is the relative value of each outcome?

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