The Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine develops, promotes and disseminates better evidence for healthcare.
Evidence-based thinking and why it matters. Views expressed represent the views of the author and not necessarily those of CEBM as a group.
Kathy taylor
How can you reduce the risk of errors and bias when extracting data?
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Kathy Taylor
How can you make data extraction more efficient?
Wangari Waweru-Siika
Practicing Evidence-Based Medicine in a Resource-Limited Country: Let’s Start at the Very Beginning
What if something is missing from categorical risk data? Kathy Taylor Unbounded limits of outer categories in categorical risk (quantile
Fostering excellence in Evidence-Based Medicine research and teaching in Brazil
Wanting a particular reference category in categorical risk data.
Jong-Wook Ban and Paul Dijkstra, DPhil EBHC students
The value of engaging and connecting.
Anne-Marie Boylan
Dr Anne-Marie Boylan, Dissertation Coordinator for the MSc in EBHC, speaks to Mark Howe, a dentist who recently completed his MSc about his experiences of writing up his MSc thesis for publication in the Journal of Dentistry.
Iain Chalmers
To mark International Clinical Trials Day 2019, the James Lind Library’s editorial team has redrafted the JLL’s Explanatory Essays and compiled them as a 100-page, illustrated book downloadable as a free pdf.
Jeff Aronson
In the last of three blogs on writing words worth reading, Jeff Aronson explains why he thinks that reading will help your writing and recommends a selection of texts that may be useful.
Mark-Steven Howe
As a dental surgeon, I have spent my entire career trying to keep up-to-date with the latest evidence as surgical techniques have evolved.
A worked example using a trend estimation method to summarise categorical risk data.
In the second of three blogs on writing words worth reading, Jeff Aronson offers some simple guidelines.
Louise Hurst
Value-based healthcare is the equitable, sustainable and transparent use of the available resources to achieve better outcomes and experiences for every person.
The first of a series of three blogs.
