Evidence-based family planning: finding answers to clinical questions

Crilly, Michael A; Foy, Robbie

doi:10.1783/147118903101197287

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“…1,2 The previous article in this series looked at the EBM approach to therapy, 3 but the same approach can be applied to diagnosis. 2,4,5 Asking a diagnosis question PMB is a common presenting symptom of endometrial cancer and usually indicates a need for further investigation.…”

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Evidence-based reproductive health care: using evidence about diagnostic tests

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Foy²,

Warner³

2003

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Section: Evidence-based Reproductive Health Carementioning

confidence: 99%

Evidence-based reproductive health care: using evidence about diagnostic tests

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Foy²,

Warner³

2003

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Evidence-based medicine in pathology: an introduction

Marchevsky

2005

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Practice corner: will it happen again doctor? Prognosis after a first seizure

Crilly

2005

Evidence-Based Medicine

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hat's your use-by-date? There has been controversy about whether clinicians get better or worse with age. The Notebook in this issue discusses the interpretation of a recent systematic review on the topic. It makes essential reading. The Practice Corner in this issue looks at a question that has troubled me since medical school: what is the risk of re-seizure after a first seizure? Prognosis is generally less well researched and synthesised than therapeutics, so this article gives some useful tips and tactics. However, it would be lovely to see a Cochrane equivalent for natural history and prognosis, as this is fundamental to informed patient choices. We also continue our series on short exposés of tricky statistical issues: this time the "weighted event rates" often used in meta-analyses. If you have a particular statistical issue you'd like to see covered, please let us know. We would also welcome short items on EBM related issues, such as teaching tips, how you got interested in EBM, or relevant quotes. Happy reading,

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Evidence-based family planning: finding answers to clinical questions

Cited by 5 publications

References 13 publications

Evidence-based reproductive health care: using evidence about diagnostic tests

Evidence-based reproductive health care: using evidence about diagnostic tests

Evidence-based medicine in pathology: an introduction

Practice corner: will it happen again doctor? Prognosis after a first seizure

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