The phrase "achieving evidence" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear in meaning.
It could be used in contexts discussing the process of obtaining or gathering evidence, but it may require additional clarification for the reader.
Example: "The researchers focused on achieving evidence to support their hypothesis through various experiments."
Alternatives: "gathering evidence" or "obtaining evidence".
We evaluated the effect of two interventions on achieving evidence based management of lower respiratory tract infections in primary care.
Notwithstanding the knowledge gap in effectively translating evidence into policy, the literature on the effectiveness of various strategies for achieving evidence integration and translation is growing.
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.
Although physicians frequently order non-essential diagnostic tests, including screening tests such as electrocardiograms (ECGs), effective strategies for achieving evidence-based test-ordering are not proven.
Achieving evidence-based treatment of tendinopathies is a significant challenge.
Achieving evidence-based patient choice (2nd edition, Edited by Edwards A and Elwyn G).
Keeping up-to-date with new information, given the time constraints in clinical practice, has been recognised as a barrier to achieving evidence-based stroke rehabilitation [ 47].
The primary aim was to develop the scoring tool further so that it assigned appropriate scores to each subaction based on its effectiveness for achieving evidence-informed policymaking.
