Evidence based medicine (EBM) is a practice based not only on the consideration of
best research evidence but also on clinical expertise and patient values [
[1]
]. It therefore stands to reason that medical care without the systematic involvement
of patients can no sooner be called EBM than can medical care that fails to consider
systematic evaluation of the research evidence [
[2]
].To read this article in full you will need to make a payment
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