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What is EBM?
Evidence based medicine (EBM) is simply the use of the best available
evidence in clinical decision making. For most GPs, this means finding
good quality information from a range of sources, and using it in
practice. However, EBM is more than just ‘the evidence' itself.
It is a process which includes the following skills:
- asking
the right question at the right time
- knowing
where to search for the answer
- understanding
how to appraise the quality of information retrieved
- knowing
how to apply that information to an individual patient
Internet Training Program
Monash Division
has devised a GP Internet Training program to develop skills in
using the Internet to find evidence based, clinical information.
If you would like to participate in this training program or would
like further details, please contact Leslie
Stanger at the division.
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Start Up List of Websites
The following list of websites can be saved into your favorites
list, simply save this bookmark file
to your computer (Right click and select "Save Target As")
and then follow the instructions provided below
Instructions
for importing bookmark file into favorites list of Internet Explorer
(KB pdf)
Answering clinical questions
Keeping up to date
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British
Medical Journal http://bmj.com
Peer-reviewed, full text; a weekly (free) subscription
Medical
Journal of Australia www.mja.com.au
Peer-reviewed, partial text on-line
RACGP
www.racgp.org.au
Various services, free access to Medline and Cochrane for
members
Travel
Centre www.tripprep.com
Travel health information, can be used during a consultation
Drs
Reference Site www.drsref.com.au
Australian site, large collection of materials, including
electronic textbooks
Med-E-Serv
www.medeserv.com.au
Australian site; free registration, well supported courses
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Resources
ADDITIONAL EBM RELATED INFORMATION
A Division's Role
Learning More
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