Objective To explore the terminology and definitions surrounding the phenomenon of
evidence reversal (ER)—which occurs when an existing claim is tested and the original …

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The purpose of this Rapid Response Report is to collect, critically appraise and evaluate the
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Chronic pain affects 20% of Canadians. 1 This persisting pain can negatively affect all
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Evidence reversal occurs when new evidence contradicts established practices. The first
component of this thesis is an umbrella overview of investigations–reviews and collections …

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Background Recently, there has been increasing interest in addressing the problem of over-
relying on threshold p values. Using p< 0.05 represents a blunt arbiter of conclusions that …

Background and aims: Evidence Reversal (ER) is the phenomenon whereby new evidence–
most often strong randomized controlled trials–finds an already established clinical practice …