In the early years of the 21st century, clinicians and medical researchers often use the term
evidence-based medicine. Cancer prevention, screening, diagnosis, and therapy, we hear …

Evidence-based medicine (EBM) has been defined as “... the conscientious, explicit and
judicious use of current best evidence in making decisions about the care of individual …

This is a book about using the best evidence to inform treatment decisions for people with
cancer. It is written by oncologists for oncologists, using examples throughout to illustrate …

Although use of the phrase'evidence-based medicine'is relatively recent, decisions in
medicine have always been based on some sort of evidence. The important new aspect …

Clinical management involves values, the recognition of a patient's unique circumstances,
and information. Given strong biases in the way we all process experience, clinical decision …

Seven Alternatives to Evidence‐Based Medicine Page 1 The Oncologist 2001;6:390-391
www.TheOncologist.com Clinical decisions should, as far as possible, be evidence based …

Evidence-based health care has been described as a new paradigm for practicing medicine.
2 From the primary care physician's point of view, however, it might better be described as a …

In this article, the author discusses aspects of the argument regarding evidence-based
medicine (EBM). He mentions that the narrow concept of evidence and naive conception of …

Background Since the term “evidence-based medicine”(EBM) first appeared in the scientific
literature in 1991, the concept has had considerable influence in many parts of the world …

PURPOSE: To illustrate the complexities of the evidence-based approach in clinical
oncology practice and the implications for guidelines and evaluation of processes of care …