Sentence examples for evidence-based materials from inspiring English sources

Following a one-hour intervention by a health science librarian, virtually all students were able to find and retrieve evidence-based materials for subsequent coursework.

The goal of this intervention would be to improve student performance, address any questions regarding the quality and reliability of online information sources, and to provide specific instructions for finding evidence-based materials for subsequent use.

The table of pictograms illustrating screening test options was drawn from evidence-based materials from the National Cancer Institute (http://gutcheck.cancer.gov/screenings/index.html) and from clip art (See Additional file 1).

Individually, and as part of his professional or academic duties, SHW serves as Chair of the Joint Policy Committee of the Societies of Epidemiology (JPC-SE), a consortium of 13 organisations described at www.jpc-se.org, which prepares evidence-based materials that are vetted through the individual societies for comment and possible endorsement.

A review of the published data was performed to provide evidence-based material to compare each method.

However, limited evidence is available regarding their optical and mechanical properties for proper and evidence-based material selection in clinical practice.

Since it is known that decision aids do not always use evidence-based material [ 18], we decided also to include other relevant types of patient information into our examination such as information sheets, leaflets and patient handouts - which cannot be classified as decision aids in the proper sense.

The team prepared evidence-based proposal materials and presented them to ED leadership, identified patient criteria in Electronic Medical Records to trigger a "Best Practice Advisory," prepared educational materials and surveys for providers to assess attitudes and intent and handed off the project to new leadership within the ED.

In partnership with the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University, this initiative has three steps: data collection and research; evidence-based communication materials; and policy advocacy and recommendations at the government level.

The objective was to develop evidence-based training materials on newborn care, neonatal resuscitation, perinatal healthcare surveillance and the International Live Birth Definition and to introduce them through systematic training and supervision.

The SEA-ORCHID fellowships program resulted in 23 fellows, from a range of backgrounds and with diverse skills and experience, producing evidence-based training materials, drafts of Cochrane systematic reviews, clinical practice guidelines and trial protocols, plans for clinical practice change and a commentary for the WHO Reproductive Health Library.