Nassaji (2012) stated that evidence-based practice "is based on systematic research evidence" (p. 338).
This practice is based on the use of one species' waste to provide food for another (Chopin et al. 2008; Wu et al. 2015).
Right now, I don't know, but every practice is based on some theoretical construct, usually one we apply unawares.
The main message was as follows: "Even when practice is based on the methods of evidence-based medicine, numerous grey areas and uncertain indications for treatment remain.
The practice is based on principles derived from the Bible, developed in the Talmud and codified in Jewish law.
Cattle transhumance, also an ancient practice, is based on landscape patchiness use.
Current neuroanaesthesic practice is based on the understanding of cerebral anatomy and physiology.
Mr. Herman is committed to his clients and the foundation of his practice is based on relationships.
That is also the case for other health professionals whose practice is based on science, like qualified dietitians, physiotherapists, occupational therapists and psychologists.
It then continues to explain how western medical practice is based on patholigizing, or the practice of treating ill people as if there is something wrong with them.
This is just a glimpse of an exciting and important future: where policy and practice is based on hard evidence, not just instinct or history, and where public money can go further and outcomes continually improved.
