There exists a vast literature on evidence‐based practice (EBP) in education. The debate
branches out in several directions, for example, what EBP entails for the nature of …

As the Best Evidence Medical Education (BEME) Collaboration enters its second decade, it
is timely to review its objectives, development and outcomes, while looking forward to the …

Although the phrase 'evidence‐based medicine'(EBM) was used for the first time in the
medical literature less than 25 years ago, the history of EBM goes back for centuries. What is …

Systematic reviews are still a controversial topic in some quarters, with the arguments for
and against their use being well‐rehearsed. In an attempt to advance a more nuanced …

There has been a recent increase in interest in the research review as a method of
presenting cumulative data about the effects of educational policies and practices. This is …

Evidence rarely speaks for itself. It can need an extra nudge, or a helping-hand to reach,
say, the primary school classroom, or a Whitehall Departmental Board. You may have …

In 2000, as part of an invited symposium celebrating the start of the new millennium, I was
asked to write an article for School Psychology Review in which I tried to look ahead to …

I am proud that throughout my professional career my path has crossed—if only symbolically—
with that of the much-revered Professor Edward Lee Thorndike. For starters, Benton …