Celebrated on 20 October, World EBHC Day is a worldwide initiative to create awareness of
the need for better evidence to inform healthcare policy, practice and decision-making in
order to improve health outcomes globally.
"When we sit in front of a doctor, we often tend to think that they have the solution to all our problems, but that's not the case. Evidence-based medicine (EBM) does not work that way.
EBM is defined as the explicit, conscientious, and judicious use of the best current scientific evidence (a neologism from the English term 'evidence,' which refers not to what is 'evident,' but to what 'is found after being searched for'—that is, research findings) to make decisions regarding the treatment of an individual patient or a population.
Evidence-based clinical practice consists of three main elements that integrate with each other:
• the best research evidence
• the clinician's clinical experience
• the patient's values and expectations
This means that the optimal process for making a clinical decision requires knowledge of the best available scientific evidence, combined with the values and preferences of the patient, who is actively involved in the choice of treatment.
That’s why at ISICO, we base our clinical practice on EBM to the extent that we call ourselves a Scientific Institute and are also constantly committed to research. EBM is the foundation of our educational offerings, which are valued precisely because they also teach a practical and evidence-based approach to the issues related to spinal pathologies."
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