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GP Notebook: Evidence-based Medicine

Posted on 21st January 2013 by

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The GP Notebook is a really good website that provides definitions and explanations on the core concepts of evidence-based medicine (EBM). Gives links to the application of EBM in practice – such as surgery, diabetes & exercise.

Student opinion:

5 out of 5. Good site with thorough examples and is well referenced.

Link:

Evidence-based medicine [Internet]. GP Notebook, Oxbridge Solutions Ltd; 2013 [cited 21 January 2013]. Available from: http://www.gpnotebook.co.uk/simplepage.cfm?ID=-1596981199

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Lucy Homer

Hi, I'm Lucy and am currently a medical student from the University of Liverpool, UK. I am currently intercalating in a Masters of Research in Clinical Science, before my final year of medicine, and hope to go on to an academic foundation year job after I graduate. View more posts from Lucy

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