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A new study evaluates the evidence behind clinical practice recommendations in cardiology guidelines. Read the EBM Focus article — concise summaries of clinical trials most likely to inform clinical practice — curated by the DynaMed® editorial team.
Find out how EHR embedded shared decision making tools can help clinicians present personalized recommendations for a particular decision, leaving more time for productive patient conversations.
ACP Guidance Statement Highlights Harms of Screening Mammography Among Average-risk Women Aged 40-49
Clinicians are all too familiar with the issue of conflicting breast cancer screening guidelines. DynaMed editors discuss the new ACP guidance statement on breast cancer screening.
A new trial compares transcatheter and surgical aortic valve replacement among patients with aortic stenosis at low surgical risk. Read the EBM Focus article — concise summaries of clinical trials most likely to inform clinical practice.
The Infectious Disease publishing group at DynaMed breaks down what physicians need to know about measles in the United States in 2019.
EBM Focus articles are concise summaries of clinical trials most likely to inform clinical practice, curated by the DynaMed Plus® editorial team. Read about a study that’s making us question the need for routine lymphadenectomy in ovarian cancer.
The pitfalls of Internet searching for clinical evidence summarized into four key risks by EBSCO Health Implementation Manager, Jackie Skeith, MS, RN-BC.
There is so much buzz around clinical decision support (CDS) and artificial intelligence (AI), it can be hard to decipher it. Don Bauman, CEO of Isabel Health, offers a deep dive into the clinical engines that drive CDS.
EBM Focus articles are concise summaries of clinical trials most likely to inform clinical practice, curated by the DynaMed Plus® editorial team. Read about the follow-up SPRINT MIND trial evaluating blood pressure control on dementia.
Every year on World TB Day, we acknowledge the discovery of the tuberculosis (TB) bacillus by Dr. Robert Koch in 1882. In this blog, Renee Ridzon, MD discusses global advocacy efforts and progress made to control the TB epidemic.