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Evidence-based medicine (EBM) has emphasized that potential advances in healthcare must be tested and proven to do more good than harm before they are incorporated into medical practice. The E of EBM comes from the underpinning published research that is translated from the laboratory bench to the patient's bedside. Despite this, however, there is little or no training in how to ensure translatability and usefulness of this fundamental ingredient in research for patient benefit.
This book fills the gap by focusing on how research translation can be maximized to make EBM truly achievable. Reflecting the author’s considerable experience as both researcher and clinician, the book challenges debate that EBM as currently described is not fit for purpose, provides an analysis of why this is so and offers solutions as to what can be done to change the situation.
Key Features:
- Provides objective analysis of why EBM is failing and what the remedies are
- Describes how effective patient-researcher collaboration can be built through efforts and methods to engage citizens in the design, conduct and publication of studies
- Shows how responsible research publications should seek the input of lay reviewers to make the E of EBM patient-relevant
- Demonstrates how knowledge transfer can be underpinned by translatable, comprehensive evidence syntheses
By consolidating related themes in the translation journey, starting with citizen involvement in science all the way through to knowledge transfer, this unique book provides invaluable guidance and will stimulate debate among masters and doctoral students undertaking courses in evidence-based medicine, health research methods, epidemiology and medical statistics and will also be of value to biomedical researchers; medical journal editors and peer reviewers; clinicians including doctors, nurses and allied professionals who recruit patients into health research; patient and public representatives who engage in health research; systematic reviewers; guideline writers; pharmaceutical industry professionals; medical journalists; medical writers; and any individual involved in evidence-based medicine.
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Khalid S. Khan is Professor of Public Health and Preventive Medicine and Beatriz Galindo Distinguished Investigator at the University of Granada, Spain.
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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Evidence-based medicine (EBM) has emphasized that potential advances in healthcare must be tested and proven to do more good than harm before they are incorporated into medical practice. The E of EBM comes from the underpinning published research that is translated from the laboratory bench to the patient's bedside. Despite this, however, there is little or no training in how to ensure translatability and usefulness of this fundamental ingredient in research for patient benefit.This book fills the gap by focusing on how research translation can be maximized to make EBM truly achievable. Reflecting the authors considerable experience as both researcher and clinician, the book challenges debate that EBM as currently described is not fit for purpose, provides an analysis of why this is so and offers solutions as to what can be done to change the situation.Key Features:Provides objective analysis of why EBM is failing and what the remedies areDescribes how effective patientresearcher collaboration can be built through efforts and methods to engage citizens in the design, conduct and publication of studiesShows how responsible research publications should seek the input of lay reviewers to make the E of EBM patient-relevantDemonstrates how knowledge transfer can be underpinned by translatable, comprehensive evidence synthesesBy consolidating related themes in the translation journey, starting with citizen involvement in science all the way through to knowledge transfer, this unique book provides invaluable guidance and will stimulate debate among masters and doctoral students undertaking courses in evidence-based medicine, health research methods, epidemiology and medical statistics and will also be of value to biomedical researchers; medical journal editors and peer reviewers; clinicians including doctors, nurses and allied professionals who recruit patients into health research; patient and public representatives who engage in health research; systematic reviewers; guideline writers; pharmaceutical industry professionals; medical journalists; medical writers; and any individual involved in evidence-based medicine. This book focuses on how research translation can be maximised to make evidence-based medicine (EBM) truly achievable, filling the gap between advances in medical research and clinical practice. It provides invaluable guidance and will stimulate debate amongst medical students, as well as other healthcare professionals interested in EBM. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9781041106104
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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Evidence-based medicine (EBM) has emphasized that potential advances in healthcare must be tested and proven to do more good than harm before they are incorporated into medical practice. The E of EBM comes from the underpinning published research that is translated from the laboratory bench to the patient's bedside. Despite this, however, there is little or no training in how to ensure translatability and usefulness of this fundamental ingredient in research for patient benefit.This book fills the gap by focusing on how research translation can be maximized to make EBM truly achievable. Reflecting the authors considerable experience as both researcher and clinician, the book challenges debate that EBM as currently described is not fit for purpose, provides an analysis of why this is so and offers solutions as to what can be done to change the situation.Key Features:Provides objective analysis of why EBM is failing and what the remedies areDescribes how effective patientresearcher collaboration can be built through efforts and methods to engage citizens in the design, conduct and publication of studiesShows how responsible research publications should seek the input of lay reviewers to make the E of EBM patient-relevantDemonstrates how knowledge transfer can be underpinned by translatable, comprehensive evidence synthesesBy consolidating related themes in the translation journey, starting with citizen involvement in science all the way through to knowledge transfer, this unique book provides invaluable guidance and will stimulate debate among masters and doctoral students undertaking courses in evidence-based medicine, health research methods, epidemiology and medical statistics and will also be of value to biomedical researchers; medical journal editors and peer reviewers; clinicians including doctors, nurses and allied professionals who recruit patients into health research; patient and public representatives who engage in health research; systematic reviewers; guideline writers; pharmaceutical industry professionals; medical journalists; medical writers; and any individual involved in evidence-based medicine. This book focuses on how research translation can be maximised to make evidence-based medicine (EBM) truly achievable, filling the gap between advances in medical research and clinical practice. It provides invaluable guidance and will stimulate debate amongst medical students, as well as other healthcare professionals interested in EBM. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9781041106104
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