Chapter 2: Asking Questions About Evidence Flashcards

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optimal protocols for screening, diagnosing, treating a communication disorder as well as the factors that cause or contribute to the disorder and the prognosis for patients who are treated for it

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list of things the clinician may e uncertain about

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FQ

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foreground question

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Four elements of FQs

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Patient or Problem

Intervention

Comparison or Contrast

Outcome

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Remember: FQ’s serve a very specific purpose

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structuring a search for evidence in a maximally efficient way

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what helps seekers of external evidence narrow the search space to improve the odds of finding useful evidence

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FQs

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why are FQs helpful with patient preferences

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Using PICO framework enables clinicians to lay out the available clinical options and their cost-benefit rations and to solicit the patient’s or caregiver’s opinion about the best option given his or her particular circumstances and values

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Specifying the expected outcomes of the approaches that are being compared does what when looking into patient preference

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avoid misunderstandings about exactly what aspects of the patient’s difficulty are the focus of treatment

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