In the first in our series of articles reviewing the health evidence tools produced by McMaster University, Mathura Mahendren gets to know the Optimum Aging Portal, a resource for communicating evidence-based ways of staying healthy in older age.
Faculty of 1000 is a quadruple resource that allows you to search for articles, publish your own material in an open-access journal, and provides you with a place to store your posters and presentation slides. Check it out!
Paper from the US Institute of Medicine on how clinicians should communicate with patients on evidence-based medicine.
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This free course was designed for doctors and is successful in explaining the basics of evidence-based practice.
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