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Category: Main/Evidence-Based MedicineKeywords: Evidence-based medicine, EBM, clinical evidence, risk calculation, evidence-based terminology
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Bandolier EBM Basics
Evidence-based online textbook from Oxford University
Bandolier Knowledge
Oxford University online textbook which collects good quality evidence under a variety of different headings. Systematic reviews of treatments, of evidence about diagnosis, epidemiology or health economics were searched and abstracted and presented in Bandolier Knowledge.
Critically Appraised Trials
Critical appraisals of selected clinical trials written by pharmacists in UK. From DrugInfoZone.
Evidence-Based On Call
by NHS
ATTRACT - Evidenced based Q & A
UK resources. Evidence-based question and answer site.
BestBETS - Evidence Based Medicine
UK resources. Evidence-based answers to real-life clinical questions.
Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine - Oxford
Oxford University site.
Centre for Health Evidence Guide to Evidence-Based Practice
Canadian site on EBM containing a complete set of Users' Guides originally published as a series in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA)
Clinical Evidence
UK site. Provides the best available evidence for effective health care and promotes informed decision making by summarising what's known -- and not known -- about more than 200 medical conditions and over 2000 treatments.
Cochrane Reviews - Free Abstracts
Alphabetical list of titles of Cochrane Reviews
appearing in The Cochrane Library
Critical Appraisal Tools
Developed by the Critical Appraisal Skills Programme of NHS. Appraisal tool for systematic reviews, randomised controlled trials, qualitative research studies, cohort studies, case control studies, diagnostic test studies, and economic evaluation studies
Database of Abstracts of Reviews of Effects (DARE)
Published by the UK National Health Service's York Centre for Reviews and Dissemination. This is a database summarising and rating the quality of reviews that have been published worldwide.
Drug Information Resources from UKMi
UK resources. Evidence-based answers to real-life clinical questions.
EBM Resources Links
by University of Massachusette Medical School
EBM Search Tips
by University of Massachusette Medical School
Effective Healthcare Bulletin
Publishes by Centre of Reviews and Dissemination
Estimating cardiovascular risk and treatment benefit
From the Clinical Evidence.
Evidence based learning resources
From BMJ. Need to register to use. Users can assess learning needs online. Plan and record learning on the site. Choose clinical and non-clinical learning modules. Manage appraisal and revalidation.
Evidence Based Medicine Tool Kit
By U of Alberta. Contains collection of tools for identifying, assessing and applying relevant evidence for better health care decision-making. Includes worksheets for critically appraising studies, with sheets available on: Causation and Harm, Therapy and Prevention, Clinical Practice Guideline, and Economic Analysis.
Evidence Based Mental Health Online
A quarterly digest of the most important clinical research of relevance to clinicians in mental health
Evidence Grading System
From Institute for Clinical Systems Improvement. Includes an evaluation of individual research reports and an assessment of the overall strength of the evidence supporting a particular conclusion or recommendation
Evidence-based Medicine Resource Center
New York Academy of Medicine site
Evidence-Based Medicine “The 5 Step Approach”
Pharmaceutical Sciences Rounds, Vancouver General Hospital
Evidenced-based Medicine Training Workshop
From the Clinical Evidence. Downloadable workshops for both trainer and trainee. Need to register to download.
Glossary of Evidenced-based Medicine Terms
From the Clinical Evidence. Provides a definition and some explanation of the evidence-based medicine terms.
How to calculate risk
From the Clinical Evidence. Explains the relationships among various terms used to describe risk, changes in risk, and significant statistical differences.
How to Read a Paper - BMJ
From the BMJ, this site provides a set of articles educating the reader on 'How to Read a Paper', including papers on qualitative research, systematic reviews and meta-analyses, economic analyses, screening tests, drug trials, and more. Also, an article on 'Statistics for the Non-Statistician', as well as 'The Medline Database' are offered.
Informed Health Online
By an Australian not-for-profit health promotion organisation. Site aims to provide information and resource tools that enable people to keep up-to-date with reliable, evidence-based information. Topics include news in healthcare, systematic reviews (from Cochrane Collaboration), and health topics A-Z.
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