Evidence Transfer Broadly speaking, evidence transfer refers to the practical issue of transferring pre-reviewed, appraised, robust evidence to the policy and practice areas. It involves capturing, organizing and distributing evidence…
The Synthesis of Evidence Evidence synthesis is a critical component of the JBI Model. The systematic review of the literature on a particular condition, intervention or issue is seen as…
The Generation of Evidence The JBI Model considers that, although the “best” evidence is derived from rigorous research, experience, expertise, inference and deduction are also important sources of evidence for…
The JBI Model of Evidence-Based Healthcare The Model of Evidence-Based Healthcare (JBI Model) was developed by Pearson et al in 2005 to visually portray the methodological thinking and framework of…
Translating knowledge into action in healthcare In most societies health professionals are highly trusted – partly because of the valued roles they play in promoting health and caring for the…
Practice Examination 2 This is the beginning of the second full-length practice examination. To most closely simulate the actual examination, take this during an uninterrupted 5-hour block of time. The…
Full-Length Practice Examination 1 This is the beginning of the first full-length practice examination. To most closely simulate the actual examination, take this during an uninterrupted 5-hour block of time….
Body as a Whole 2B01 Key word: Adjuvant Treatment of Colon Cancer Author: Ibrahim Sultan, MD Editor: Elizabeth C. Wick, MD A 60-year-old man undergoes a right hemicolectomy for colon…
Gastrointestinal 1G01 Key word: Diagnosis of Appendicitis versus Acute Ileitis Author: Susanna M. Nazarian, MD, PhD Editor: Dorry L. Segev, MD, PhD A 46-year-old woman comes to the emergency department…
Gastrointestinal 2G01 Key word: Anatomy of the Cystic Duct Author: Trevor A. Ellison, MD, MBA Editor: Christopher L. Wolfgang, MD, PhD The anatomic separation between the common hepatic duct and…
