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Save The Date – EBMLive 2020 July 6 – 8
The Peter Gilgan Centre for Research and Learning – SickKids
Toronto Ontario Canada
But too much freedom can be a bad thing when it comes to analysis. The danger is that we may use the trial data to help us choose a method that gives us the answer we want.
Today, how do we consider diseases and how do we develop and interpret evidence on this? How does modern medicine actually consider interrelated medical fundamentals such as disease, diagnosis, risk factor, existential condition, and problem?
Evidence vs Consensus in Clinical Practice Guidelines https://t.co/4xYEU6rIfG via @JAMA_current important article on the (lack of) evidence based medicine principles in clinical guidelines and fundamental misunderstanding of EBM @Sanj_Mahant @DrJFriedman @EBM_Live @CebmOxford
Just started analysing the outputs from my session on finding better evidence at #EBMLive2019 @EBM_Live
Lots of great comments on problems regarding search (and possible solutions). Will need time to reflect but will write up when I can!
@mattyjparkes @EBM_Live Very much hope so...!! 😁
