Week 1: Evidence/Sources of Info Flashcards
evidence-based dentistry: approach to oral healthcare that requires judicious integration of _____ ____ of ____ _____ scientific evidence, relating to…
- ______
- ______
- ____
systemic assessments, clinically relevant
- patient’s oral/medical conditions and history
- dentist’s clinical expertise
- patient’s treatment needs/preferences
universal intellectual standards (8)
- clarity
- accuracy
- precision
- relevance
- depth
- breadth
- logic
- fairness
mnemonic for universal intellectual standards
CAPRDBLF
cars accelerate pretty roughly; dirt bikers love freedom
acronym for analyzing content of a source; what does it stand for?
SOUR
- systematic vs. unsystematic
- objective vs. subjective
- up-to-date vs. outdated
- relevant vs. trivial
level of evidence: everyday language/consensus opinion
level I
level of evidence: some scientific basis, but lack of methodology and full results/nonrandomized studies
level II
level of evidence: the source of data/multiple randomized studies
level III
reliability of evidence, from less to most reliable
- anecdote
- case report
- case-control study
- comparative cohort studies
- randomized control clinical trial
two concerns to peer-reviewed journals
obscurity, objectivity
role of FDA
- valuable in safety of material
- little evidence of efficacy/durability
site which has potential to be very useful/reliable
Cochrane collaboration