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13 x 1.5 x 19.9 cm

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Book Name

How To Read A Paper The Basics Of Evidence Based Medicine And Healthcare 6Ed By Trisha Greenhalgh

Genre

Internal Medicine

ISBN Code

9.78112E+12

No of Pages

288

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0.5

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1

Author Name

Trisha Greenhalgh

About Author

Patricia Mary Trisha Greenhalgh (also known as Trish Greenhalgh). Born: 11 March 1959. Nationality: British. Trisha Greenhalgh studied Social & Political Sciences at Cambridge University and then medicine at Oxford University. She worked as a general practitioner (GP) and is now a leading academic. She is currently Professor of Primary Health Care Health Sciences at the University of Oxford and a Fellow at Green Templeton College. She led and directed the Interdisciplinary Research in Health Sciences (IRIHS) unit, focusing on complex healthcare challenges at the intersection of social science, medicine, and technology. Her research bridges medicine and social sciences, with a special focus on implementing evidence-based healthcare, innovation in health systems, digital health, and patient-centered care. She has published hundreds of peer-reviewed papers and is an author of many textbooks. One of her well-known books is How to Read a Paper, a guide on critically appraising medical research.She co-authored The Complete Guide to Breast Cancer with Dr. Liz ORiordan, combining clinical insight and personal experience.

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  • Patricia Mary Trisha Greenhalgh (also known as Trish Greenhalgh)
  • Born: 11 March 1959
  • Nationality: British
  • Trisha Greenhalgh studied Social & Political Sciences at Cambridge University and then medicine at Oxford University
  • She worked as a general practitioner (GP) and is now a leading academic
  • She is currently Professor of Primary Health Care Health Sciences at the University of Oxford and a Fellow at Green Templeton College
  • She led and directed the Interdisciplinary Research in Health Sciences (IRIHS) unit, focusing on complex healthcare challenges at the intersection of social science, medicine, and technology
  • Her research bridges medicine and social sciences, with a special focus on implementing evidence-based healthcare, innovation in health systems, digital health, and patient-centered care
  • She has published hundreds of peer-reviewed papers and is an author of many textbooks
  • One of her well-known books is How to Read a Paper, a guide on critically appraising medical research
  • She co-authored The Complete Guide to Breast Cancer with Dr
  • Liz ORiordan, combining clinical insight and personal experience
  • Required Reading In Many Medical And Healthcare Institutions, How To Read A Paper Is A Clear And Wide-Ranging Introduction To Evidence-Based Medicine And Healthcare, Helping Readers To Understand Its Central Principles, Critically Evaluate Published Data, And Implement The Results In Practical Settings
  • Author Trisha Greenhalgh Guides Readers Through Each Fundamental Step Of Inquiry, From Searching The Literature To Assessing Methodological Quality And Appraising Statistics
  • How To Read A Paper Addresses The Common Criticisms Of Evidence-Based Healthcare, Dispelling Many Of Its Myths And Misconceptions, While Providing A Pragmatic Framework For Testing The Validity Of Healthcare Literature
  • Now In Its Sixth Edition, This Informative Text Includes New And Expanded Discussions Of Study Bias, Political Interference In Published Reports, Medical Statistics, Big Data And More
  • Offers User-Friendly Guidance On Evidence-Based Healthcare That Is Applicable To Both Experienced And Novice Readers Authored By An Internationally Recognised Practitioner And Researcher In Evidence-Based Healthcare And Primary Care Includes Updated References, Additional Figures, Improved Checklists And More How To Read A Paper Is An Ideal Resource For Healthcare Students, Practitioners And Anyone Seeking An Accessible Introduction To Evidence-Based Healthcare