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More trials from TBS 2025. (part 2)

St. Emlyn

Each trial is examined for its key findings, strengths, limitations, and practical implications for clinical practice. The post aims to inform healthcare professionals about the latest evidence-based practices in critical care. FOAMed The post More trials from TBS 2025. part 2) appeared first on St.Emlyn's.

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SANE Knowledge of HIV nPEP: Identifying Deficits

AENJ: Current Issue

A significant gap in the literature concerning sexual assault nurse examiner (SANE) knowledge of HIV infection and HIV nPEP evidence-based practice guidelines was identified. Methods: A 20-item knowledge survey was created using QuestionPro. Methods: A 20-item knowledge survey was created using QuestionPro. out of 20 (66.8%).

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Should women in their 40’s be screened for breast cancer?

Sensible Medicine

Although this does not exclude the possibility that a small benefit may exist, the USPSTF recommendation does not fulfill criteria for evidence-based practice and I find this step away from official screening criteria deeply concerning.

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Publication Bias and Therapeutic Fashion

Sensible Medicine

Not only did it change the management of patients with MI, the trial began the evidence-based practice movement. It made perfect sense that suppressing bad things would help people. But our belief was wrong. And that is why CAST was so important. Sensible Medicine is a reader-supported publication.

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Culturally Competent Care for Diverse Populations: A Review of Transcultural Nursing Education

AENJ: Current Issue

Strategies to overcome these challenges include interprofessional collaboration, cultural immersion, and evidence-based practice. The paper concludes with how emergency department nurses should incorporate this into practice.

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Journal update monthly top five

Emergency Medicine Journal

Community-based cluster-randomised trial to reduce opioid overdose deaths by the HEALing Communities Study Consortium Topic: Toxicology Outcome rating: Worth a peek Samet et al aimed to address the opioid crisis in the USA through community-level interventions using a cluster-randomised trial design.

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Stop Nuclear War | Observing PE’s | Cold And The Croup

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Wednesday Spoon Feed: Is taking a croupy child outdoors in the cold air a myth or evidence-based practice? After applying CHEST guidelines, ~5% of patients with isolated subsegmental PE are eligible for surveillance. Turns out, the RCT shows it actually works!