Titlebook: Up from Clinical Epidemiology & EBM; O. S. Miettinen Textbook 2011 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2011 Clinical Epidemiology.Clinica

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Up from ‘Clinical Epidemiology’ & EBMed, to understand that ., one whose founding doctrine is diametrically antithetical to the progress-promoting essence of modernity. The founding doctrine of the EBM cult is, also, at variance with the essence of science and the imperatives of professionalism in medicine. This doctrine is, however, w

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Enhancement of Practice by Clinical Researchascientific experiences with patient care. Their expertise is not particularly enhanced by evidence from such scientific experiences as now are being reported – whether concerning a diagnostic test’s ‘sensitivity’ and ‘specificity,’ or the ‘hazard ratio’ as a characterization of an intervention’s ef

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Introduction into Etiognostic Clinical Research patient’s illness, possible iatrogenesis in particular. Different from diagnosis, the doctor’s personal experience is not instructive about etiognostic probabilities; (s)he is totally depended on evidence from relevant research. But understanding the burden of that evidence from etiogenetic. is muc

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Some Example Studies: Their Assessmentsor whatever older – literature on clinical research. However, . for clinical medicine is quite instructive. The students in this course had a major role in the selection of the example studies that were considered. Time and again their judgement was that the study, even if the result be taken at fac