Sentence examples for teaching evidence from inspiring English sources

When focusing on the effects upon learning and teaching, evidence of washback must be sought and evaluated to make a claim about the consequential validity of the test.

e.g. exploring GP trainers' barriers to teaching evidence based practice to medical students; evaluating training packages for GPs.

The introduction in 1992 of formal methods for teaching evidence based medicine[ 3] prompted health care educators to integrate EBP core principles into their curricula[ 4- 8].

This is advantageous for teaching evidence based medicine in general [ 14], and particularly because time constraints on faculty is reportedly the major barriers to teaching CPGs in Internal Medicine residency programs (unpublished data).

As Malawi is unlikely to be able to significantly increase its resources for undergraduate psychiatry teaching, evidence must be found to validate educational methods which are instigated by high income countries.

There is a lack of appropriate tools for assessing the effectiveness of teaching evidence-based practice in nursing.

Proficiency at teaching evidence-based medical knowledge is a high-level skill (level 5) in the practice-based performance improvement milestone (Fig. 1, M 20).

To describe and measure the effectiveness of a problem-based educational strategy for teaching evidence-based health care (EBHC) to chiropractic interns, which focused on the development and appraisal of answerable clinical questions using actual musculoskeletal patients.

HC is responsible for teaching evidence-based medicine of TCM in this department.

VCK is a medical oncologist and medical informatician who is also teaching evidence-based medicine to junior medical staffs.

UoN's goal in incorporating ETAT+ into the curriculum was to improve the quality of the undergraduate and postgraduate paediatric programmes by teaching evidence-based paediatrics.