Summarizing the evidence: from questions to facts

2017-11-24

Gordon Guyatt

This lecture was recorded at Evidence-Based Medicine and Clinical Practice Guidelines in Contemporary Practice, a conference with workshops organized as a satellite event of McMaster International Review Course in Internal Medicine in May 2017. To learn more, please visit www.mircim.eu.

See also

How to develop trustworthy clinical practice guidelines A lecture by Dr Waleed Alhazzani delivered at Evidence-Based Medicine and Clinical Practice Guidelines in Contemporary Practice in Kraków in May 2017.
How to avoid being misled by clinical trials A lecture by Dr Victor M. Montori delivered at Evidence-Based Medicine and Clinical Practice Guidelines in Contemporary Practice in Kraków in May 2017.
What is the best way to achieve quality assurance A lecture by Dr Gordon Guyatt delivered at Evidence-Based Medicine and Clinical Practice Guidelines in Contemporary Practice in Kraków in May 2017.
Our deceptive mind: why reasoning methods matter A lecture by Dr Gordon Guyatt delivered at Evidence-Based Medicine and Clinical Practice Guidelines in Contemporary Practice in Kraków in May 2017.
Medical opioid controversy. Part 1 Dr Gordon Guyatt, Distinguished Professor at McMaster University Department of Health Research Methods, Evidence, and Impact and one of the founders of evidence-based medicine, discusses new Canadian guidelines on opioid use in chronic noncancer pain.
What is a network meta-analysis and how can we use it to inform clinical practice? A review discussing the strengths, challenges, and usefulness of network meta-analyses in clinical practice.

Summarizing the evidence: from questions to facts

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