Teaching Evidence-Based Medicine: A Regional Dissemination Model

Background: Evidence-based medicine (EBM) is a framework for critically appraising medical literature and applying it to the care of individual patients. Lack of faculty skilled in practicing and teaching EBM limits the ability to train residents in this area. Description: A 31/2-day interactive cou...

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Published in:Teaching and learning in medicine 2003, Vol.15 (3), p.204-209
Main Authors: Leipzig, Rosanne M., Wallace, Eleanor Z., Smith, Lawrence G., Sullivant, Jean, Dunn, Kathel, McGinn, Thomas
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Curriculum
Evidence-Based Medicine - education
Family Practice - education
Humans
Internship and Residency
Medical Informatics - education
Models, Educational
New York
Preceptorship
Program Development
Teaching
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