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Evidence-Based Medicine

EBM Steps 4 and 5: Apply & Assess the Best Evidence: Made Relevant

Learn how to apply evidence and assess outcomes to improve patient-centered clinical decisions. Mastering the how allows us to impact patient care for good.

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In this final episode of the Evidence-Based Medicine (EBM) Series, Dr. Busti wraps up the process by covering Steps 4 and 5 in EBM — Apply and Assess (or Adapt) the best evidence. These 2 steps represent core components of the 5 As of EBM and help create an evidence based clinical practice. Learn how to translate evidence into real-world patient care, integrate patient values and preferences, and evaluate how effectively your clinical decisions align with the best available evidence. The goal = EBM Made Easy!

Dr. Busti discusses the nuances of applying research findings to individual patients, the importance of shared decision-making, and how ongoing self-assessment helps clinicians evolve their practice toward true evidence-based care.

This closing session ties together the EBM framework — showing how application and reflection complete the cycle that transforms not just how we practice medicine, but how we think about it.

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00:00 – Welcome and EBM Series Recap
02:18 – EBM Step 4: Apply – Bringing the best evidence into practice
05:00 – Recognizing bias and integrating preferences
05:46 – Patient engagement and shared decision-making
08:49 – EBM Step 5: Assess (Adapt) the best evidence – Evaluating your outcomes
14:44 – Lifelong learning and continuous improvement
15:11 – Final thoughts: Transforming practice through evidence

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This content is for educational purposes only and is not intended to provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have heard in this content.

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