Changing how we practice evidence-based medicine in the 21st century.
Dr. Onil Bhattacharyya, Associate Professor, Evaluation Lead for the Institute for Health Service Solutions and Virtual Care and Frigon Blau Chair in ...
Clinically Speaking
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CEP presents Clinically Speaking, a podcast series that unpacks the past, present and future of evidence-based medicine in primary care, hosted by Dr. Jamie Meuser and Christine Papoushek. In each episode, we speak with academics, clinical experts and practitioners who are just as passionate as we are about how evidence could, and should, be used to guide optimal care.
The argument for re-evaluating the evidence that informs clinical decision making
If we have doubts about the scientific studies that are at the core of clinical practice guidelines, how can we rely on them to support our clinical d...
Who’s influencing the evidence in evidence-based medicine?
We rely on evidence to help us make the best clinical decisions. What happens when the evidence we rely on isn’t so reliable? Dr. Elia Abi-Jaoude, a p...
What it takes to produce a good clinical practice guideline
Keeping up with the evidence can be a daily struggle. We often turn to, and depend on, clinical practice guidelines for help make evidence-informed de...
Making clinical practice guidelines more useful for everyday practice
Dr. Mike Allan, a family physician and academic from Alberta, heads an initiative that takes a very different approach to producing clinical guidance ...
What has shaped evidence-based medicine?
Dr. Gord Guyatt, one of the founders of the evidence-based medicine movement, provides an overview of the forces and factors that stimulated the birth...
Introducing Clinically Speaking
Over the next few months, Dr. Jamie Meuser and Christine Papoushek will explore different perspectives on evidence-based medicine (EBM) in primary car...