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Evidence-Based Medicine Journal Club
What's It All About and What's in It for Me?
Arch Pediatr Adolesc Med. 2001;155:639-640.
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EVIDENCE-BASED MEDICINE1 (EBM) is the
academic way of saying that you're from Missouri: Don't just say it; show
me. Evidence-based medicine has become increasingly important in evaluating
old and new therapies and in providing residents and veteran physicians with
the tools they need to be practical skeptics. Christakis et al2
have laid out the rationale for EBM in pediatrics.
The culture of formal EBM has not penetrated pediatric education and
discussion as much as it has internal medicine. To that end, the editors of
ARCHIVES have instituted this new journal club.3
The purposes of the EBM journal club are (1) to provide clinicians with structured
critiques of important studies; (2) to provide clinicians with models for
performing EBM critiques on their own; (3) to provide teachers with models
of the use of EBM in residency-based journal clubs; and (4) to provide readers
with navigation tools to use the World Wide . . . [Full Text of this Article]
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