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EBVMA Podcast
Evidence Anxiety Series: Balance: Episode 5
In order to address anxiety about trusting a truth claim, the person making the claim must provide sufficient information for veterinarians to be assured that study outcomes were measured or collected in a way that ensures equal and fair assessment of all the animals in all the treatment groups. Every outcome for every animal must be evaluated in exactly the same way by a person who is completely unaware of which animals received a different treatment or had a different risk factor from any other animal in the study. See more at the EBVMA...
2022-12-16
05 min
EBVMA Podcast
Evidence Anxiety Series: All things being equal
This is the 4th episode of our Evidence Anxiety Series and will discuss the importance of allocation in study design. Infograph and transcript are available at ebvma.org. Narrated by Laura M Rey.
2022-09-30
05 min
EBVMA Podcast
Evidence Anxiety Series: Power: Episode 3
As a rule of thumb, if the researchers expect the treatment effect to be small, then the study has to be big, conversely, the smaller the study, the more likely it is that a small or rare effect is missed2. This relationship is the same regardless of the treatment applied, be it a surgical method, a behavior modification strategy, a drug, or a vaccine. Put even more simply, big studies have more power to detect differences. 1. Jones SR, Carley S, Harrison M. An introduction to power and sample size estimation. Emerg Med J. 2003;20(5):453-458. doi:10.1136/emj.20.5.453
2022-06-05
05 min
EBVMA Podcast
Evidence Anxiety Series: Compared to what?
This is the second podcast in the questioning authority series. In this podcast, we look at the importance of comparison to evaluate claims made about the efficacy of any procedure or intervention. Infograph and transcript are available at ebvma.org. Narration by Dr. Sheila Keay.
2021-08-31
04 min
EBVMA Podcast
Evidence Anxiety Series: Questioning Authority
An overview of how practitioners can question any claim made in media, conferences, sales representatives and, essentially, any medical wisdom. Infograph is available at ebvm.org. Narration by Dr. Bob Larson.
2021-07-07
06 min
EBVMA Podcast
Forming the Clinical Question
The process of developing a clinical question is divided into four categories: 1. Patient 2. Intervention 3. Comparison 4. Outcome The practice of evidence-based veterinary medicine (EBVM) starts with forming a clinicalquestions. Forming a question that is highly specific, particularly in outcomes is very importantin retrieving relevant research. Originally recorded October 2016 via Skype at Bel-Rea Institute of Animal Technology
2021-06-25
31 min
EBVMA Podcast
EBVM Methodology
Recorded August 2016 The process of Evidence-Based Medicine (EBM) is divided into 5 phases: 1. Developing the clinical question Developing the clinical question Finding the evidence Retrieve the evidence Evaluate the evidence Implement the evidence The practice of evidence-based veterinary medicine (EBVM) starts with forming a clinical questions. Questions, like evidence, should be prioritized. Likewise, once the question is formed and the evidence is found, a critical eye should examine factors the reader understands, most clinicians are not statisticians, put emphasis on the methodology over the statistical method when evaluating quality.
2020-08-21
35 min
EBVMA Podcast
What is EBVM?
1st Podcast April 2016 What is EBVM? Dr. McKenzie started the podcast by discussing Evidence-Based Veterinary Medicine (EBVM) and its role in the clinical environment. Key points as follows: EBVM is the integration of scientific research into clinical practice in a more systematic and less haphazard way than in the past. It is important to understand that different evidence has different reliability. EBVM allows for flexibility in practice. We aren't bound by what we were told to do, but can utilize recent science to inform new and better practices. Sometimes finding the evidence can be...
2020-07-31
33 min