EBM Survival Guide: What is Evidence Hierarchy? ایویڈنس کی سطحیں کیا ہیں؟

Описание: The EBM Evidence Hierarchy (Urdu vlog): Which Medical Studies Can You Actually Trust? Evidence-based Medicine (EBM) requires medical research to underpin clinical practice and policy. A survival guide is needed for decoding medical research. There is a need for a rule-of-thumb to classify research as either evidentiary or non-evidentiary, i.e., an evidence ladder. This is based on study design and ranks the most valid or bias-free designs highest. Randomized trials rank higher than cohort studies, which in turn rank higher than case-control studies. Case reports, expert opinions and consensus are not considered evidentiary. This vlog explains how precision is added to validity in refining the evidence hierarchy.

Professor Khalid Khan is a Distinguished Investigator at the University of Granada. For three decades, he has been engaged in women's health research. Professor Khalid Khan, gynaecologist formerly, has 25 years of experience as an editor, including 6 years as chief editor, where he has evaluated over 10,000 manuscripts. His courses and webinars offer practical tips and tricks that would benefit researchers, editors, and peer reviewers.

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