Evidence-synthesis tools to inform evidence-based physiatry
Clinical practice in physiatry is ideally evidence based, and evidence-based physiatry is the best intersection of relevant and reliable research results, clinical acumen, and patient preferences. Presently, PubMed indexes 20,000 articles annually characterized as rehabilitation relevant. To keep up...
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Lippincott, Williams & Wilkins
2020
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| Online Access: | http://eprints.um.edu.my/36282/ |
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| Summary: | Clinical practice in physiatry is ideally evidence based, and evidence-based physiatry is the best intersection of relevant and reliable research results, clinical acumen, and patient preferences. Presently, PubMed indexes 20,000 articles annually characterized as rehabilitation relevant. To keep up, a variety of implementable evidence synthesis tools are available. This brief report summarizes common evidence synthesis tools—systematic reviews (SR) and meta-analysis, and implementation aids that can assist in using them in clinical practice. |
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