The term 'evidence based medicine'(EBM) was first used in the 1980s at McMaster
University in Canada. During the 1990s it was defined as:'medical practice in which clinical …

What is the current state of evidence-based medicine in otolaryngology? This question
inquires about the state of our literature, our attitudes and capabilities, and our patients' …

Evidence-based medicine, with its capacity to improve patient outcomes, has grown
prominent throughout the medical field. Otolaryngology is at a crucial stage in the expansion …

Learning to apply the ever-expanding volume of clinical literature to patient care is critical for
the next generation of physicians. This evidence-based medicine (EBM) offers much to …

Recognizing the clinician's need for quick access to a comprehensive and immediately
useful presentation of evidence-based material, the authors and editors have condensed the …

OBJECTIVE: We set out to assess, within the context of evidence-based medicine, the levels
of supporting evidence for therapeutic recommendations made in leading otolaryngology …

Diseases of the ears, nose, and throat affect the vast majority of the world's population. In
fact, otolaryngologic complaints are the most common reasons for adult and pediatric …

Speech-language pathologists are increasingly required to demonstrate that their practice is
based on evidence. While the concept of evidence-based practice has strengths, there have …

A total of 240 speech-language pathologists responded to a questionnaire examining
attitudes toward and use of research and evidence-based practice (EBP). Perceived barriers …

Virtually any professional who engages in clinical decision making is experiencing the
impacts of the evidence-based practice (EBP) movement. There is much I do like about EBP …