Evidence-based Medicine Course

February 17th to March 17th

Local:

On-Line Course

February 17th to March 17th

Local:

On-Line Course

Introduction

The International Society of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine invites you to the first Evidence-based Course

Clinical research is crtically important for the constant advancement in medicine; however, its implementation in several clinical specialties remains immature. In general, clinicians have little knowledge and practice in evaluating clinical research evidence critically. The purpose of this course is to cover basic concepts of clinical research through a highly interactive learning evironment and to offer participants the basic tools on how to approach evidence-based medicine and how to critically analyze and use it in their day to day practice.

The platform evironment is based on an online collaborative learning model, in which students are able to interact with their peers and strenghten their knowledge through discussion and debate. Online lectures will take place in different time points during the course, followed by the online discussion forum.

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Faculty

FELIPE FREGNI, MD, PhD, MPH

Director, Laboratory of Neuromodulation, Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital - Harvard Medical School

LOTFI MERABET OD, MPH, PhD

Director, Laboratory of Laboratory for Visual Neuroplasticity - Harvard Medical School

LEON MORALES, MD, PhD

Research Associate, Laboratory of Neuromodulation. Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital

Registration Information

Registration Fee: US$ 100,00

Schedule

TOPIC	DEVELOPMENT
Basic concepts in clinical research February 17th February 17th- 24th	Introduction to course and 1st Lecture – History of Evidence-based Medicine. Why evidence-based medicine? Online discussion
Clinical Vs Research Perspective February 24th February 25th - March 3rd	2nd Lecture – Clinician Vs Researcher perspective in Evidence-based Medicine. Online discussion
Methodology of Evidence-based Medicine March 3rd March 4th – 10th	3rd Lecture – Methods of access and databases of medical/research information Online discussion
Assesing medical evidence March 10th February 10th – 17th March 17th	4th Lecture – How to assess medical evidence Online discussion Final remarks and course closure.