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I am Anita Hatfield, Consultant in Public Health and Medical Care Epidemiology from Leeds, and very involved in outcomes of cancer care. I am about to attend a Teaching Evidenced Based Health Care course, with a view to teaching critical appraisal skills and thus joined the list. What evidence is there that teaching CAS has the ability to change doctors' gut instincts about certain treatments (if the gut feelings don't match the evidence)? ---------- From: critical-appraisal-skills-request To: critical-appraisal-skills Subject: Critical-appraisal-skills Date: 13 January 1999 11:32 Dear list members I am Peter Bradley one of the owners of this e-mail list I would like to invite all members of the list to introduce themselves, to list current interests and to say what they would like to discuss. I will try to introduce myself below: Name: Peter Bradley Occupation: Doctor in Public Health and General Practice. I also work for the Critical Appraisal Skills Programme, based in Oxford. Current interests: Ethics in population health. Poverty and health. How to empower consumers and health care workers to access information on health. The list: I hope the list will allow discussion on good practice in teaching critical appraisal skills and allow international perspectives of teaching evidence-based medicine to be raised. Peter Bradley Highfield Tel direct +44 1604 615251 Northamptonshire Health Authority Tel general +44 1604 615000 Cliftonville Road Tel secretary +44 1604 615208 Northampton NN1 5DN Fax in office +44 1604 615146 England Personal Fax +44 870 164 1289 e-mail [log in to unmask] %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%