Applying Comparative Effectiveness Data to Medical Decision Making : A Practical Guide
Applying Comparative Effectiveness Data to Medical Decision Making : A Practical Guide
edited by Carl Asche
- Cham Springer International Publishing Imprint Adis 2016
- 1 recurso en línea (VIII, 113 páginas) 16 ilustraciones, 12 ilustraciones en color
1. Introduction to Comparative Effectiveness Research -- 2. Randomized Controlled Trials -- 3. Observational Studies -- 4. Evaluating Published CER Evidence -- 5. Epidemiological Principles Applied to CER -- 6. The Question of Value -- 7. Medical Decision Making: When Evidence and Medical Culture Clash -- 8. The Value of Prevention.
This textbook introduces students to the basic concepts and methods used to measure and compare the expected benefits, risks and cost of preventive and therapeutic medical interventions. It provides an easily accessible overview of comparative effectiveness and its practical applications to daily medical decisions. The book includes learning objectives for each topic, definitions of key terms and topic summaries. Each chapter is written by a highly regarded academic and extensive reference is made throughout to other sources of literature where the interested reader can find further details. The book considers, among other topics, evidence based medicine and the role of comparative effectiveness research in the development of medical guidelines, bias and confounding, quality of life, randomized controlled trials, analyses of retrospective databases, screening and economic evaluation. The book is intended to serve as a zwhat is it?y, zwhy do we need it?y and zhow does it or could it effect positive change in health care?y rather than just a zhow to?y technical overview. As such, it provides an essential resource for both under- and post-graduate students in health sciences.
9783319233291
Medicina
Farmacias--Gestión
R723.5 / 2016 EB
615.1
1. Introduction to Comparative Effectiveness Research -- 2. Randomized Controlled Trials -- 3. Observational Studies -- 4. Evaluating Published CER Evidence -- 5. Epidemiological Principles Applied to CER -- 6. The Question of Value -- 7. Medical Decision Making: When Evidence and Medical Culture Clash -- 8. The Value of Prevention.
This textbook introduces students to the basic concepts and methods used to measure and compare the expected benefits, risks and cost of preventive and therapeutic medical interventions. It provides an easily accessible overview of comparative effectiveness and its practical applications to daily medical decisions. The book includes learning objectives for each topic, definitions of key terms and topic summaries. Each chapter is written by a highly regarded academic and extensive reference is made throughout to other sources of literature where the interested reader can find further details. The book considers, among other topics, evidence based medicine and the role of comparative effectiveness research in the development of medical guidelines, bias and confounding, quality of life, randomized controlled trials, analyses of retrospective databases, screening and economic evaluation. The book is intended to serve as a zwhat is it?y, zwhy do we need it?y and zhow does it or could it effect positive change in health care?y rather than just a zhow to?y technical overview. As such, it provides an essential resource for both under- and post-graduate students in health sciences.
9783319233291
Medicina
Farmacias--Gestión
R723.5 / 2016 EB
615.1