Dear All,
The November 2011 newsletter of the International Society for
Evidence-based Health Care is now available at the Society's Website:
<http://isehc.blogspot.com/p/newsletters.html>
Apologies for my tardiness in getting this out.
(The Table of Contents is copied below).
If you are interested in submitting an article for the January ISEHC
newsletter -- an editorial, a teaching tip or exercise, an EBM resource
review, a regional report, or an original research or viewpoint piece,
please email one of the editors:
Paul Glasziou - [log in to unmask] <mailto:[log in to unmask]>
Gordon Guyatt - [log in to unmask] <mailto:[log in to unmask]>
Jason Busse - [log in to unmask] <mailto:[log in to unmask]>
Enjoy
Paul Glasziou
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
EDITORIALS
McMaster workshop adds an "essentials" stream
Evidence v. judgment: is there a case to decide?
TEACHING & PRACTICE TIPS
Implementing healthcare reform through developing evidence-based
shared decision making tools
Teaching the contrasting paradigms of evidence-based medicine and
quality improvement in residency
RESEARCH & REVIEWS
Depression and obesity will be the inaugural topics of the APA
clinical treatment guidelines
New evidence-based behavioral practice modules launched
Revolutionizing patient control of health information
Evaluation of medical residents' ability to perform critical
appraisal of evidence and its
application in decision-making
Realist and meta-narrative syntheses: evolving standards (RAMESES)
RESOURCES & REVIEWS
Developing a curriculum for the international society evidence-based
health care (ISEHC)
A medical literature rating tool for emergency physicians
WORKSHOPS AND CONFERENCES
The TEACH (teaching evidence assimilation for collaborative
healthcare) program
Inaugural conference of the international society for evidence-based
healthcare
Improving your practice / Teaching through evidence-based clinical
practice workshop
