2007
DOI: 10.1007/s00420-007-0288-7
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Evaluation of medical decisions’ effectiveness: a 4-year evidence-based study in a health care setting

Abstract: Decisions made on the basis of a comprehensive process founded on scientific evidence, searched and appraised according to the paradigm of Evidence Based Occupational Health, result in effective outcomes.

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“…The use of EBP improves clinical decision-making and patient-related outcomes (Franco and Grandi 2008; Schaafsma et al 2007). EBP also contributes to the quality of the service and the independence of practitioners in the OHS (Ghafur et al 2013).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The use of EBP improves clinical decision-making and patient-related outcomes (Franco and Grandi 2008; Schaafsma et al 2007). EBP also contributes to the quality of the service and the independence of practitioners in the OHS (Ghafur et al 2013).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…6 Ook voor het beoordelen van de geschiktheid voor de functie bij wettelijk verplichte keuringen leverde het toepassen van EBM meerwaarde op. 7 Over toepassing van EBM bij de keuze en invulling van het PMO is minder bekend. In de brandweersector is met behulp van literatuurstudies, veldonderzoek en expertbijeenkomsten een PMO ontwikkeld dat op dit moment op zijn uitvoerbaarheid en effectiviteit wordt onderzocht.…”
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