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• Do Short Courses in Evidence Based Medicine Improve Knowledge and Skills? Validation of Berlin Questionnaire and Before and After Study of Courses in Evidence Based Medicine 

  Fritsche, L.; Greenhalgh, T.; Falck-Ytter, Y.; Neumayer, H-H.; Kunz, R. (2002-12-07)

  OBJECTIVE: To develop and validate an instrument for measuring knowledge and skills in evidence based medicine and to investigate whether short courses in evidence based medicine lead to a meaningful increase in knowledge ...
• Chevaux de Courses 

  Degas, Edgar (Hilaire-Germain-Edgar Degas); 1834 Paris - 1917 Paris (1875)
• Relevance and Utility of Courses in Medical Ethics: A Survey of Physicians' Perceptions 

  Pellegrino, Edmund D.; Hart, Richard J.; Henderson, Sharon R.; Loeb, Stephen E.; Edwards, Gary (1985-01-04)

  The American Medical Association conducted a survey in 1982 to ascertain how physicians evaluated the effectiveness of their education in preparing them to deal with the ethical issues they encountered in practice. The ...