Since we are including all study designs, including exploratory research and reviews which do not necessarily strive to provide evidence, we will not assess the quality of evidence (as recommended by Arksey and O'Malley 9).
Psychiatry must strive to integrate evidence from various levels of neuroscientific investigation – including molecular biology, cognitive neuroscience and affective neuroscience – to move towards a coherent understanding of psychiatric illness that can appropriately use models from each area of inquiry for the benefit of patients.
While it may be erroneous to claim that all CAM courses are based on scientific evidence, it is probably fair to say that all CAM courses strive to be evidence-informed.
We strive to practice evidence-based medicine, and if general checkups don't help our patients live healthier and longer lives, then maybe we should be focusing our resources elsewhere.
Fortunately, as practitioners strive to integrate evidence-based approaches, the clear division between approaches towards assessment found in research versus clinical practice is diminishing.
We all strive to practice evidence-based medicine but until we have a robust, reliable and methodical randomised control trial that attempts to resolve the CS debate, practice will remain diverse on this subject, as reffected by our survey.
Camp researchers continue to strive to provide empirical evidence that disease specific camps are beneficial for children with chronic illnesses.
Mr. Finkelstein argues, with nuances, that it didn't, and Mr. Shanks strives to present evidence that it did.
This paper analyzes the Indian GETF market for five consecutive years after 2010 and using the daily returns of five GETFs, strives to provide evidence concerning the efficiency of the Indian GETF market.
Differences, for instance in the variables studied and the method of analysis for variable selection might explain heterogeneity in results, and should therefore be reported and reflected on when striving to summarize evidence in the most appropriate way.
In an era that is striving to embrace evidence-based policy, empirically derived data on the nature and scope of harms should, in general, take precedence over anecdote.
