How our information is produced: Our methods "Evidence-based"
means: supported by scientific evidence and proof. Most people
who are interested in evidence-based health information already
know this. Yet: How is our evidence-based health information
actually produced in detail? What individual steps are
necessary? Who reviews or tests the contents? How does the
information stay up-to-date? We explain our methods using an
easy-to-read diagram. Read more here to find out about how we
produce evidence-based information The basic principles of
evidence-based medicine Do you know the trick with the spoon in
the top of the champagne bottle? A spoon put into an opened
champagne bottle is supposed to keep the champagne fresh and
bubbly for longer. How can you test if that is true? And what
has that got to do with evidence-based medicine? Read more here
about the basics of evidence-based medicine Why is it important
for people to be "randomized" in trials? The story of an
important large randomized trial from 1954 sho