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Teaching and Leading EBM: A Workshop for Teachers and Champions of
Evidence-Based Medicine.
Annual Workshop sponsored by the Division of General Internal Medicine, Duke
University Medical Center.
- EBM Course for MS3
Evidence-Based Medicine is a one-credit elective course offered to 3rd year Medical Students.
It is designed to provide students with the opportunity to learn about the practice of evidence based
medicine (EBM), including formulating focused questions, acquiring relevant studies, appraising the
quality of the study and applying the results to patient care. Students will meet with faculty members
during the six sessions, in which the basics of EBM will be discussed within a case-based curriculum.
- Center for Excellence in Surgical Outcomes (CESO)
Center devoted to the development of evidence-based surgery and related clinical research
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EBM in Geriatrics
This EBM course is directed by Dr. Mitch Heflin, Department of Geriatrics
- Gastroenterology
These papers are the recent major review articles in the field of Gastroenterology.
(Dr. Andrew Muir)
- General Medicine - Morning Report: Search Strategies for
Finding the Best Evidence
This Duke site provides handouts to support the Morning Report for General Medicine and Pediatrics. The purpose of this project is to provide a model for the MEDLINE search process, to teach effective searching skills, and to provide guided practice for
the residents. This project focuses on question building and searching skills.
- Psychiatry - QUestion,
Evaluate and SynThesize. (QUEST)
This resource is produced by the Duke University Medical Center, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Science.
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Research Centers: EPC - Evidence-based Practice Center
In 1997, the Duke Center for Clinical Health Policy Research (CCHPR), along with 12 other research centers in North America, were designated as EPCs by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality. The EPCs have completed major evidence reports on cervical cytology and COPD. Currently, they are completing a report on pulmonary disease following spinal cord injury, and have recently begun one on uterine fibroids.
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