Core questions for initial evaluation of a scientific article
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Critical appraisal - modes of research
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Hierarchy of evidence - Traditional levels
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Hierarchy of evidence - Grading
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Grading of clinical evidence
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Hierarchy of evidence and corresponding databases
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Proposed new pyramid
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What about qualitative research?
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EBM vs EBP
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Key steps in evidence-based practice
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Clinical reasoning and critical appraisal
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Practice of high-value evidence based laboratory medicine
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Introducing the principles of EBLM into routine practice
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How to apply EBLM when evaluating new laboratory tests
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Biomarker validation approach
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R&D flowchart in the lab
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R&D process in the lab for new biomarkers
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Qualification of Biomarkers
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Chemical Pathologist roles involved in Research and Development
Description:
Explore evidence-based medicine (EBM) and critical assessment techniques for evaluating journal articles in this 40-minute lecture from The Royal College of Pathologists. Gain insights into the hierarchy of evidence, grading systems, and approaches to analyzing published work. Learn how to apply evidence-based laboratory medicine (EBLM) for problem-solving and implementing new laboratory tests. Discover the research and development (R&D) process in laboratory contexts, including the identification of new biomarkers and regulatory considerations. Examine professional opportunities for Chemical Pathologists and laboratory personnel in R&D. Delve into topics such as critical appraisal methods, hierarchy of evidence models, grading of clinical evidence, and the integration of EBLM principles into routine practice. Understand the biomarker validation approach, R&D flowcharts in laboratories, and the qualification process for biomarkers. This comprehensive lecture provides essential knowledge for continuing professional development (CPD) programmes and various laboratory roles.
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