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Home > Education > [Mar 10] Therapeutics Initiative Virtual Workshop – Using Evidence in Shared Decision Making: A Case-based, Critical Appraisal Approach for Busy Clinicians

[Mar 10] Therapeutics Initiative Virtual Workshop – Using Evidence in Shared Decision Making: A Case-based, Critical Appraisal Approach for Busy Clinicians

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An interactive session where we will analyze a recent study and interpret and apply the findings to a clinical case

 

PRESENTED BY: 

Rita McCracken, MD, CCFP

Jessica Otte, MD, CCFP

Aaron M. Tejani, PharmD

DATE: Wednesday, March 10th, 2021

TIME: 12:00 – 14:00 Pacific Standard Time PST [UTC -7 convert to your local time]

WHERE: Online, via Zoom

CME CREDITS: MainPro+/MOC Section 1 credits: 2.0. You must register, attend the course and complete the pre-test and post-test in order to receive your certificate.

Course Description and Learning Objectives

New evidence is continually emerging and being able to assess whether a new treatment makes sense for the patient in front of you can be challenging. This CFPC accredited 2-hour online webinar uses a case-based approach to review key Critical Appraisal topics1 in a practical way.  We will review recent evidence about treating COPD, and attendees can expect to:

  1. Improve ability to define the question they wish to answer with review of evidence
  2. Locate the best available evidence and determine how a particular systematic review or trial applies to the case they are considering
  3. Describe what a reasonable estimate of benefit and harm might be for the patient they are considering
  4. Understand how shared decision making for this case fits in with disease specific guidelines.
  5. Build a library of trusted resources for ongoing use of evidence in shared decision making

Audience – Practicing Clinicians who:

  • Provide advice to patients about therapeutic medications and/or
  • Have intro to intermediate SKILLS and/or CONFIDENCE in interpreting evidence for a clinical setting
  • May be interested in understanding how to interpret clinical evidence for shared decision making

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