The phrase "achieve evidence based" is not correct as it stands and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing the attainment of practices or outcomes that are grounded in evidence, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "Our goal is to achieve evidence-based practices in our healthcare system."
Alternatives: "attain evidence-based" or "reach evidence-based".
We evaluated the effect of two interventions on achieving evidence based management of lower respiratory tract infections in primary care.
This will have important implications in the UK, where under the terms of their General Medical Services contract, general practices are rewarded for achieving evidence based targets.
Clinical methods in primary care may be most successful in achieving evidence based management if disease focused and illness focused interventions are integrated.
Achieving evidence based guidelines while incorporating the views of the various stakeholders within the development group may create conflict and divergence that the final guideline may mask.
26 27 28 Shared decision making, building on a patient centred approach to understand better patients' perspectives and achieve enhanced clinician-patient communication, may be useful in achieving evidence based decisions on prescribing, particularly in the face of diagnostic certainty.
Likely future health burdens for disadvantaged populations must be understood to achieve evidence-based disease control strategies.
The underlying purpose of this commentary and position paper is to achieve evidence-based recommendations on prevention of work-related musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs).
The underlying purpose of this article and position paper is to achieve evidence-based recommendations on prevention of work-related MSDs.
Consequently, we would like to emphasise the extreme importance of having close cooperation and collaboration between local authorities and researchers in order to achieve evidence-based decision making in health care.
