Evidence-Based Public Health
Description
Evidence-based medicine (EBM)/Evidence-based public health (EBPH) is the explicit and judicious use of current best evidence in making decisions about the care of individual patients and improving the health of populations. This includes identifying the problem, stating the question, searching the literature, appraising, applying the evidence, and evaluation of its effectiveness. EBM and EBPH have grown rapidly over the last 20 years. Physicians and Public Health Actors are expected to master the knowledge and skills that enable them to generate and critically appraise evidence.
Learning Outcomes
- Identify the problem in relation to communicable diseases’ control
- Formulate a question/s to be answered
- Search the literature for the best evidence
- Critically appraise for validity and relevance
- Apply the evidence to practice
- Evaluate the effectiveness
- Evidence-based medicine and evidence-based public health
- Problem identification
- Question formulation
- Systematic literature review
- Evidence appraisal
- Application of evidence
- Evaluation of effectiveness
Duration:
30 Learning Hours
Accredited By:
Certificate
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