Author: Stavros
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-11-01
Features: This book is suitable for clinicians at any stage of training or career who are trying to learn how to practice and teach evidence-based medicine. To accommodate busy clinicians, the book is concise and practical, focusing on the direct application of evidence-based medicine in clinical practice and strategies for implementing it in actual work. For readers interested and willing to delve deeper into the foundational theories and methodologies described in the book, numerous textbooks on clinical epidemiology are available for reference.
Evidence-Based Medical Practice and Teaching - (3rd Edition)
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