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- Improving the Utility of Evidence Synthesis for Decision . . .
We identified five strategies: (1) reconsider eligible study designs, (2) summarize indirect evidence, (3) summarize contextual and implementation evidence, (4) consider modelling, and (5) incorporate unpublished health system data in the evidence synthesis (e g , a primary observational study that uses data from the electronic medical record
- A framework of evidence-based decision-making in health . . .
Scientific evidence is the basis for improving public health; decision-making without sufficient attention to evidence may lead to unpleasant consequences Despite efforts to create comprehensive guidelines and models for evidence-based
- How to Use Available Evidence to Inform Decision-Making
Decision makers need the best possible evidence to use when designing or considering changes to programs, policies, or regulations Understanding whether such activities are working as intended, for example, can help inform decisions to fund specific services or expand selected pilot programs
- “Appropriate” diagnostic testing: supporting diagnostics with . . .
We suggest that patient-centered decision making around diagnostic testing involves a two-step inquiry: Is the test medically appropriate? Does the available evidence documenting short- and long-term risk and benefits support the test for its intended use, given the patient’s characteristics and symptoms? Is the test appropriate for this patient?
- Missing Evidence | SpringerLink
Instead, you should use the lack of evidence to direct efforts to strengthen the overall argument, either by actively going out to get the evidence you believe is out there, or by beefing up other parts of the argument so that the lack of evidence is of less consequence overall
- Evidence for Decision-Making: The Importance of Systematic . . .
In this article, we will discuss the main uses of evidence within an RF approach, potential methods for informing RF, and considerations for gathering quality data The use of evidence to make and support programmatic decisions is a key component of the RF process
- The Diagnostic Process - Improving Diagnosis in Health Care . . .
Performing a clinical history and interview, conducting a physical exam, performing diagnostic testing, and referring or consulting with other clinicians are all ways of accumulating information that may be relevant to understanding a patient's health problem
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