Translational science conceptualizes healthcare as a concerted set of processes that integrate research findings from the bench to the
bedside. This model of healthcare is effectiveness-focused, patient-centered, and evidence-based, and yields evidence-based revisions
of practice-based guidelines, which emerge from research synthesis protocols in comparative effectiveness research that are
disseminated in systematic reviews. Systematic reviews produce qualitative and quantitative consensi of the best available evidence.
The quantitative consensus is derived from meta-analysis protocols that are often achieved by probabilistic approach Bayesian
statistical models.
Metascience refers to the systematic process that uncovers, builds, evaluates, organizes and disseminates scientific advances. It is the principal tool at the disposal of the society to combat the debilitating effects of "false information" on health related data and its constituents.
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