Guided Mentorship in Evidence-Based Medicine for Psychiatry: A Pilot Cohort Study Supporting a Promising Method of Real-Time Clinical Instruction
2008
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Evidence-based medicine has been promoted to enhance clinical decision making and outcomes in psychiatry. Residency training programs do not routinely provide instruction in evidence-based medicine. Where instruction exists, it tends to occur in classroom settings divorced from the clinical decision-making process and is focused narrowly on appraisal of evidence quality. The goal of this pilot study was to develop and evaluate the promise of a method of “hands-on” instruction in evidence-based medicine done in real clinical time.
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