Showing posts with label evidence based medicine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label evidence based medicine. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 4, 2012

Evidence-Based Medicine: A Framework for Clinical Practice Review

Evidence-Based Medicine: A Framework for Clinical Practice
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Daniel Friedland, MD, is the Founder of SuperSmartHealth, [...]/about . In "Evidence Based Medicine: A Framework for Clinical Practice", he provides a foundation which can enable both the busy Clinician, and the Healthcare System, to undertake practical application of Evidence Based Medicine principles. Doctor Friedland outlines methods to frame questions and find, evaluate, and apply medical literature searches which support informed decision-making, optimal Patient-care, & systemic-value. Highly recommended!

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This book is a clinically oriented introduction to the new, emerging field of evidence-based medicine.

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Friday, June 22, 2012

Interpreting the Medical Literature Review

Interpreting the Medical Literature
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A statistician might find Gehlbach's explanations a bit too simplistic, but I think it gives a fantastic overview of how to approach interpretation of journal articles. An attending asked us to buy the second edition of this book when I was a 3rd Year med student, and I still use it today teaching residents. He does an excellent job using examples from the literature to illustrate his points. And, unlike other statistical texts, the index can help you grasp topics like the null hypothesis or type I error very quickly.

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Provides health care professionals with a proven approach to reading and understanding research articles in medical journals. Filled with examples of current and classic medical studies, the Fourth Edition features new chapters on conflicting studies, literature and public policy, and interpreting drug trials.

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Tuesday, May 8, 2012

The Patient History: Evidence-Based Approach (Lange Medical Books) Review

The Patient History: Evidence-Based Approach (Lange Medical Books)
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.......... This book is the best book for 2nd and 3rd year students who are interacting with patients for the first time. the hardest part about taking a history is knowing what questions to ask. this book TELLS YOU. It's organized by system and by Chief complaint, each section includes a well thought out DDx, and a list of questions you should ask and what it mean if the patient says yes. it also tells you what physical signs to look for and what lab tests to order. Your presentations and H&Ps will through and you will understand why you ask all those silly questions in the first place.

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Carefully teaches students the steps in history taking, the most important part of the clinical examination!

5 STAR DOODY'S REVIEW!"This is a well organized and comprehensive book that teaches a systematic approach to the establishment of a differential diagnosis by maximizing the information that can be collected and developed from a patient's history....This book is ideal for medical students, housestaff, and any clinicians dedicated to refining their skills in this area....Students will find this book very useful in guiding them through the common presenting symptoms that bring patients to medical attention. By systematically reviewing the information attained to formulate a differential diagnosis, taking into account prevalence data, associated causes, likelihood ratios of alarm symptoms and such, students will cultivate the discipline helping them to perform at the highest level."--Doody's Review Service

FEATURES:
Offers a patient-centered approach to the medical history by emphasizing symptoms rather than diseases
Applies principles of evidence-based medicine to the clinical history
Illustrates the history-taking process through the discussion of 60 common clinical symptoms, such as dizziness, weight loss, dyspnea, chest pain, nausea and vomiting, low back pain, memory loss, and anxiety
Includes diagnostic approach algorithms to summarize important concepts
Focuses on actual questions for use in daily practice
Provides tips for effective interviewing


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