...: EuroQoL visual analogue scale EQ-5D: EuroQoL 5-dimension LVEF: Left ventricular ejection fraction QoL: Quality of life SWEDEHEART: Swedish Web System for Enhancement and Development of Evidence-based care in Heart disease Evaluated According to Recommended Therapies WHO-5: World Health Organization-5...

... for themselves and their providers, and is supported and guided to manage their lives, health, and treatment”; Principle (2), Treatment to Target—“Ensure clear goals and measures are defined to guide and track care”; Principle (3), Use Evidence-based Behavioral Treatments—“Ensure the best evidence-based care...

... advances in science challenge the timely adoption of evidence‐based care in community settings. To bridge the gap between what is possible and what is practiced, we researched approaches to developing an artificial intelligence (AI) application that can provide real‐time patient‐specific decision support...

... previous local and international studies demonstrate a correlation between variable adherence with evidence-based care and adverse clinical events. ^{3 , 4} These studies also suggest that variation in patient characteristics, hospital clinical services and systems of care may be contributing...

... research Weight loss Evidence-based care Education Nutrition NHs Coaching Implementation research Distance learning Unintentional weight loss is a common problem among NH residents that can lead to increases in the rates of hospitalizations and death ( Liu, Bopp, Roberson, & Sullivan, 2002...

... exploit meaningfully to strengthen knowledge building and evidence creation, and ultimately improve clinical and preventive care. The American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA) 2008 Health Policy Conference was convened to focus and propel discussions about informatics-enabled evidence-based care...

... remains the final and most difficult challenge of the guideline process. chronic kidney disease dialysis evidence-based care guideline implementation referral Appropriate management of chronic kidney disease in the pre-dialysis phase has a substantial impact on patient outcome. Numerous studies have...

... outcomes. While this may be true, other studies have indicated that other forms of evidence, based on criteria other than medical ones, are also necessary ( Sanders et al. 1999 ; Walker et al. 2002 ). antenatal care midwifery evidence-based care maternal health Zimbabwe Abstract This paper describes...

... to the evidence, but it remains plausible that if senior staff make Cochrane available for their juniors, audit compliance improves. audit clinical standards evidence-based care pregnancy In the UK, agreement on what constitutes evidence-based care for pregnancy and childbirth is relatively advanced...

... on scientific research, but still relies on physician intuition and judgments that may be mistaken. Instead, the healthcare industry should support well-designed studies so that physicians can provide evidence-based care. The chapter examines the two components of trust—competence and conscience—and how...

...) to only provide treatment options that will benefit the patient and minimize harm. futile treatment patient autonomy informed consent beneficence nonmaleficence healthcare standards evidence-based care patient–practitioner relationship justice healthcare professionalism What sense would it make...

..., carers, and children in research. Qualitative quantitative multiple methods ethical issue evidence-based care participatory research qualitative research quantitative research research literature review literature search Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta Analyses PRISMA...

... that oncology social workers demonstrate in training and supervising other social workers, providing evidence-based care, supporting team members, advocating for system change, and conducting research. social workers oncology team evidence-based care Cancer Care for the Whole Patient Meeting Psychosocial...

... ‘whistle blowing’ information sharing interprofessional interagency working ethical issues beneficence non-maleficence autonomy justice health professionals duty of care evidence-based care clinical equipoise ...

... biases cultural competency evidence-based care healthcare ethics healthcare disparities social justice Congratulate the practitioner on their choice of calling, which offers a combination of intellectual and moral interests found in no other profession. — Sir William Osler Concordance Conundrum...

...This chapter presents a detailed case study of a sham knee surgery case. The knee case is illustrative of systemic problems in the promotion of evidence-based medicine. Clearly, many medical societies are failing to take seriously their professional responsibility to deliver evidence-based care...

... populations buddy system case study of Netherlands Covid 19 older refugees vulnerable population cultural and evidence-based care in postconflict community medical management of mental health in refugee trauma-informed community intervention somatic intervention for sexually enslaved community...

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