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Evidence-Based Medicine: From Concept to Habit Critical Appraisal (RCT & SR)

AY2022-2023
Evidence-Based Medicine (EBM) is a much-talked-about concept in healthcare. By definition, EBM is the practice of applying the best available scientific evidence with clinical expertise and patient’s preferences in clinical decision-making.

Yet we find that implementing this concept in daily practice becomes a challenge for many clinicians and institutions. In this workshop we will introduce students to the concept of EBM, highlight its importance, its impact on patient outcomes and early steps that students can take to develop a habit of practicing EBM.

Resources

 

Learn

  • Introduction to EBM
  • Importance of EBM
  • How to critically appraise systematic review and randomised controlled trial specifically focusing on the clinical implications of the research

Speaker

Natasha

Natasha Gulati

Customer Success Manager, Elsevier
Natasha is passionate about the role of technology in transforming healthcare practice, research and education. Her projects focus on healthcare consumerisation, EMR adoption & integration challenges, and patient experience. She has also written many articles and industry reports on value-based care and digital health business models.

Preparation for Participants

  • Participants who are interested to have some hands-on may bring their laptops (fully charged).

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Booking availability is on a first come, first served basis. The workshop is also open to NUS students/staff if there are vacancies available.

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