Evidence-Based Medicine Guide

This is a Cochrane Review journal that is published bi-monthly, and edited by the paediatric leadership of Cochrane Child Health; who have extensive experience in writing and publishing systematic reviews. The aim of the journal is to allow readers to inform their clinical decision-making and policy developments with the highest quality research evidence available. This journal will be of interest to practitioners, parents, patients, and other child health advocates.

This journal selects key articles from over 70 of the most authoritative and respected journals in the field for each issue; the articles are reviewed in the form of a structured abstract with expert commentary. The concise and easy to read format presents the most essential, relevant, and practical information, in a manner that is easy to assimilate and understand. The aim of this journal is to provide health managers and policy makers with the best evidence available about the financing, organization, and management of healthcare.

This journal systematically searches a wide range of international medical journals applying a strict criteria to evaluate the validity of the research articles. Experts then critically appraise the most clinically relevant articles and summarize them; including commentary on their clinical applicability. Also included are articles relevant to the study and practice of evidence-based medicine.

Published by the British Psychological Society, the Royal College of Psychiatrists, and the BMJ, this journal surveys a wide range of international medical journals; applying a strict criteria for the quality and validity of the selected research. Clinicians assess the relevance of the selected studies and research, then present the key details of these articles in a succinct, informative abstract with expert commentary on their clinical application.
This journal aims to alert clinicians to important advances in treatment, diagnosis, aetiology, prognosis, continuing education, economic evaluation, and qualitative research in mental health. It also features editorials on research methods and topical reviews.

Published quarterly, this journal selects research studies and reviews that report important advances relevant to best nursing practices. The clinical relevance and validity of the selected studies are then assessed to identify the relevant research for nursing. Commentary on chosen articles highlights key findings and identifies the implications for clinical practice.

This journal is a unique concept with regards to it's streamlined format and presentation of information that focuses on, and highlights, the pertinent information to give the evidence-based "bottom-line." Their goal is to provide an accurate, concise presentation of information that can be grasped "at-a-glance" by spine surgeons. Web-based appendices provide additional, comprehensive information, study data, and study design for users to pursue at their leisure.

This journal is a high-quality, international, scholarly journal which covers the evaluation and development of clinical practice across medicine, nursing, and the allied health professions. The aim of this journal is to cover all aspects of public health and health services; including population group or individual patient research, policy analysis, and debate.