CMAJ publishes essay on Cochrane and its 20 years of contributions to evidence-based medicine

The Canadian Medical Journal (CMAJ) published an article titled "20-year Cochran Collaborative Study" by Alan Cassels. This article interviewed famous Cochrane members, including co-co-founder Sir Iain Chalmers and Dr. Jeremy Grimshaw, director of the Cochrane Center in Canada.

BMJ (British Medical Journal publisher) is one of the oldest and most respected publications in medical history. From 1840 to the first edition of 2017, BMJ is a strong supporter of medical evidence and ethical practice, DailyRounds is a leading star for young companies.

Evidence-based medical practice (EBP) is an interdisciplinary medical practice that has developed since the introduction in 1992. It began in the medical field as evidence-based medicine (EBM) and spread to full-time health professionals, education and other disciplines. . EBP has traditionally been defined as "three-legged feces" that combines three basic principles. (1) the best available research evidence concerning whether treatment is effective and why it is available, and (2) clinical expertise (clinical judgment and experience)) Individual patient's health status and diagnosis, latency Personal risk and interests of intervention, and (3) customer preference and value

Evidence based medicine - When determining individual patient care, please use current best evidence carefully, clearly and wisely. The practice of evidence-based medicine means combining individual clinical expertise with the best external clinical evidence in systematic research (Sackett et al., 1996) These definitions provide clarity In addition to guarantee, it reminds me of the entire field of evaluation and evidence. Problems based on judgment, values, truth awareness are based on practice; it is defined by the concept of the currency of the best information available, and the integration of research information with other knowledge and experience. I wonder what happened, where could it be measured! From this point of view, we should see the following short history of struggle based on evidence for health for development.