Sentence examples for accessing evidence from inspiring English sources

Whilst the majority of participants believed that they had gained multiple skills on evidence use from TROPIC, many of them felt that they had limited opportunities in accessing evidence due to lack of access to internet or libraries.

Russian-backed separatists have so far prevented investigators from accessing evidence at the site and the bodies of almost 300 victims are still in the hands of the rebels.

This presentation focused on 2 different approaches for accessing evidence for practice.

While large group sessions used didactic and interactive teaching/learning strategies to cover broad content related to EIDM, small group sessions used active teaching/learning strategies to focus on searching for and accessing evidence and critical appraisal of the evidence.

Elements of evidence based learning and practice include (i) asking an answerable question, (ii) systematically searching for and accessing evidence, (iii) critically appraising the evidence for quality, reliability and robustness, and (iv) integrating useful information into the clinical setting[ 2].

Barriers that were primarily identified in South East Asian hospitals include difficulty accessing evidence due to limited resources available for computers, internet and journal subscriptions and limited skills in computing and English.

Incarcerated people living with HIV and opioid dependence face enormous challenges to accessing evidence-based treatment during incarceration and after release into the community, placing them at risk of poor HIV treatment outcomes, relapse to opioid use and accompanying HIV transmission risk behaviors.

This suggests that the iCCM strategy is potentially reaching some groups typically facing barriers to accessing evidence-based child health treatments and that the inclusion of pneumonia in iCCM is leading to more community-based treatment of this illness.

However the wider application of EBP depends on the progress made in educating health professionals on accessing evidence-based research [ 3], evaluating and correctly interpreting research studies, the provision of quick, easy and free access to evidence [ 4] and an understanding on how to implement the findings into clinical practice [ 5].

Locating and accessing credible evidence, making judgments about the soundness of the evidence, and finding resources for EBP upskilling, are critical evidence consumption skills [ 25, 26, 31].

This preconference workshop was designed to introduce the evidence-based dentistry (EBD) Champions to resources available for accessing dental evidence and to provide hands-on searching to begin to develop the necessary skills to efficiently access the best, most current research for clinical decision making.