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Brief Cases

Clinical Brief Cases are a method to present the most recent evidence in a clinically applicable way. A case is used to set the clinical context, identify possible knowledge gaps using the standard multiple choice format, and then present the answer from the most recent evidence. For those interested, critical appraised summaries of articles are available for most and provided as supplemental reading.

 

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Brief Cases

It is a capital mistake to theorize before you have all of the evidence. It biases the judgment.

– Sherlock Holmes –