The process of developing a clinical question is divided into four categories:
1. Patient
2. Intervention
3. Comparison
4. Outcome
The practice of evidence-based veterinary medicine (EBVM) starts with forming a clinicalquestions. Forming a question that is highly specific, particularly in outcomes is very importantin retrieving relevant research.
 
Originally recorded October 2016 via Skype at Bel-Rea Institute of Animal Technology

The process of developing a clinical question is divided into four categories: 1. Patient 2. Intervention 3. Comparison 4. Outcome The practice of evidence-based veterinary medicine (EBVM) starts with forming a clinicalquestions. Forming a question that is highly specific, particularly in outcomes is very importantin retrieving relevant research. Originally recorded October 2016 via Skype at Bel-Rea Institute of Animal Technology

Forming the Clinical Question

The first three podcasts were originally published between 2016-2017 to introduce the veterinary world to Evidence-based Veterinary Medicine.

The new series launching in 2021 is called the Evidence Anxiety Series, short discussions of various topics in evidence-based veterinary medicine.

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The first three podcasts were originally published between 2016-2017 to introduce the veterinary world to Evidence-based Veterinary Medicine. The new series launching in 2021 is called the Evidence Anxiety Series, short discussions of various topics in evidence-based veterinary medicine.

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Forming the Clinical Question

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