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Monash Health Library provides educational resources, group training, webinars and individual consultations on evidence based practice including guidance on literature searching, appraising and managing search results.

Relevant EBP webinars:

  • Advanced Literature Searching (60min) - step by step session on developing a research question, search strategy and demonstration using Medline
  • Critical Appraisal - Workshop (90min) - guidance on the critical appraisal process and hands on practice appraising a clinical paper to identify validity of study design, methodology and results

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Can’t attend our live webinars?

The library has a selection of recorded webinars available in Latte.

Consider requesting group training for your team at a time that suits you. 

Custom training sessions can be arranged to fit with a team meeting or existing professional development schedule. Email library@monashhealth.org for more information.

BMJ Learning 

  • Evidence Based medicine: A User Guide (1 hour reading and quizzes) - A comprehensive guide to understanding the reasons for evidence based practice to help you to answer your own clinical questions. Clinical scenarios, quizzes and assessment, 

BMJ Best Practice

Evidence based medicine (EBM) toolkit

  • Learn EBM - information on key aspects of EBM such as clarifying a clinical question, designing a search and appraising, synthesising and assessing quality of the evidence.
  • Practice EBM - information to help explain EBM to patients and support them with making the best decisions about their health care.
  • EBM Tools - checklists which can act as memory aids for the evaluation of studies. Evaluate how much weight can be put on study results and how far to generalise results from trials into routine practice to inform clinical care.
  • Discuss EBM - resources to promote discussion around EBM: what we think evidence-based means, challenges of its adoption, and how we can find and use the best evidence.

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