Objectives Educational interventions may ultimately impact on patient care as well as
affecting individuals' learning. Critical evaluation of educational literature by those involved …

The author briefly describes 10 lessons derived from the practice thus far of evidence-based
medicine (EBM) from which evidence-based education/best evidence medical education …

An eight-member team of the Teaching Working Group of the Association of Schools and
Programs of Public Health Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Task Force created a call …

This article critically analyses the concept of evidence in evidence‐based policy, arguing
that there is a key problem: there is no existing practicable theory of evidence, one which is …

It is time to translate the evidence-based practices into the schools. School social workers
can be leaders in the research translation because they are not afraid of the trenches and …

Over the past two decades, educational policymakers in many countries have favored
evidence-based educational programs and interventions. However, evidence-based …

The need to underpin health and education with a firm evidence base is of increasing
significance. Systematic review offers an effective approach to critically assessing research …

The use of systematic reviews in educational research is a growing phenomenon in the UK,
but is highly controversial. This article argues that such reviews have a useful place in a …

The story is told of the family who wished to purchase a tree for their garden. They wanted a
tree that would be attractive to look at, quick growing and resistant to disease. They were …

Educational research is continually being thrashed for its poor quality. Several recent efforts
to define better research standards have sputtered. Acknowledging others' arguments that …