How to Read a Paper: The Basics of Evidence-Based Medicine and Healthcare, Sixth Edition by Trisha Greenhalgh is a practical guide to understanding, evaluating, and applying medical research and published healthcare evidence.
The book introduces the fundamental principles of evidence-based medicine and healthcare, helping readers understand research papers, assess methodological quality, interpret medical statistics, and evaluate the validity and relevance of published evidence.
The sixth edition covers topics including literature searching, critical appraisal, clinical trials, diagnostic and screening studies, systematic reviews and meta-analyses, guidelines, economic analyses, qualitative research, questionnaire research, quality improvement studies, genetic association studies, and applying evidence in clinical practice.
Key Features
- Sixth Edition
- Evidence-based medicine and healthcare
- Critical appraisal of medical literature
- Understanding research papers
- Medical statistics
- Clinical trials
- Diagnostic and screening studies
- Systematic reviews and meta-analyses
- Evidence-based clinical practice
- Qualitative and quantitative research
- Healthcare research evaluation
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