Best Evidence = Best Practice Therapy In the past, “conventional wisdom” had dictated that if a child had an ear infection, a physician would prescribe a course of antibiotics. Sounds logical, but did antibiotics rea - Conventional wisdom - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Best Evidence = Best Practice Therapy In the past, “conventional wisdom” had dictated that if a child had an ear infection, a physician would prescribe a course of antibiotics. Sounds logical, but did antibiotics rea Add to Reading List Document Date: 2011-12-07 11:43:22 Open Document File Size: 87,01 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Placebo/Control Group / / Facility Lamar Soutter Library / University of Massachusetts Medical School / / IndustryTerm prevention of stroke / otitis media / / MedicalCondition otitis media / stroke / ear infection / disease / / MedicalTreatment drug therapy / antibiotics / / Organization University of Massachusetts Medical School / / Position physician / / SocialTag Medicine Statistics Pharmacology Number needed to treat Absolute risk reduction Number needed to harm Evidence-based medicine Relative risk Randomized controlled trial Epidemiology

Best Evidence = Best Practice Therapy In the past, “conventional wisdom” had dictated that if a child had an ear infection, a physician would prescribe a course of antibiotics. Sounds logical, but did antibiotics reaAdd to Reading List