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Evidence based medicine Science advisory council

Evidence based medicine Science advisory council. Public Health Conference Toronto – May 2014. Why Do We Need Evidence Based Medicine?. For many practical questions there are often no clear-cut answers Different experts or manuals can give different answers to a question.

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Evidence based medicine Science advisory council

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  1. Evidence based medicineScience advisory council Public Health Conference Toronto – May 2014

  2. Why Do We NeedEvidence Based Medicine? • For many practical questions there are often no clear-cut answers • Different experts or manuals can give different answers to a question. • Yet, it is important to know which of these answers is the best, the most effective, the safest • When we design our training programs • We don't want to use, learn or pass on any harmful or bad techniques or practices. • But how to know what is the right answer?

  3. Evidence Based Medicine EBM is a scientific method of integrating practice with reliable evidence or quantitative statistical material from existing literature or research. @ Canadian Red Cross 2014

  4. Red Cross Current EBM Activities

  5. Scientific Advisory Council • 40-45 Volunteers • 6 Sub Councils • First Aid • CPR • Nursing and Caregiving • Aquatics • Preparedness • Disaster Health

  6. IFRC Document

  7. Document General Points • Sections • First Aid • Resuscitation • Psychology • Education • Target Audience • National Societies • Course and program development staff • Leadership volunteers • Not targeted at lay public

  8. Research TITLE OF THE PRESENTATION

  9. Systematic reviews TITLE OF THE PRESENTATION

  10. Guideline Development TITLE OF THE PRESENTATION

  11. Questions?

  12. THANK YOU TITLE OF THE PRESENTATION

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