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Editorial
A win-win proposition: help us to build better evidence-based information systems for you
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  1. Brian Haynes, MD, PhD, Editor,
  2. Paul Glasziou, MD, PhD, Editor

    https://doi.org/10.1136/ebm.8.4.102

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      As readers of Evidence-Based Medicine (EBM), you may be interested in some of the developments currently underway to enhance the match between healthcare research reports and your own practice information needs. EBM uses validity and relevance checks to identify the best evidence for clinical practice from over 100 journals, but we realise that the range of topics is broader than most clinicians are interested in. Furthermore, our relevance assessments in the past have been based on the views of a combination of general practitioners, specialists and general internists, working at either the primary or referred care level. This may or may not …

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