Fantastic reading for me:
Iain Chalmers. The lethal consequences of failing to
make use of all relevant evidence about the effects of medical treatments: the
need for systematic reviews. In: Treating
individuals: from randomised trials to personalised medicine, edited
by P. Rothwell,
dott. Federico Barbani
Healthcare Purchasing Unit
Health Authority Modena
via San Giovanni del Cantone 23
41121 MODENA, Italy
Da: Evidence based
health (EBH) [mailto:[log in to unmask]] Per conto di Mark Ayson
Inviato: mercoledì 5
ottobre 2011 2.53
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Dear EBH people
I am going to present to my research colleagues an intro to
EBH and as part of explaining the need for this discipline, I wanted to give
them some examples of effective treatments that were not taken up by any health
professional for some years after the evidence was published. The only example
I can think of at present is the head movement system to treat benign
paroxysmal positional vertigo.
Can you help me please?
Kind regards
Mark Ayson
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