Cochrane in Practice - Physician Assistant

Cochrane does not make clinical recommendations, instead it provides unbiased and high-quality health evidence so that health decisions, policies, and clinical guidelines can be informed by the best available evidence. ‘Cochrane Evidence in Practice’ series collects stories about clinical professionals using Cochrane evidence - the everyday healthcare professional making sure their patients and clients are getting the best care!Kristy ' s story: Name: Kristy Goodman, MS, MPH, PA-CLocation:  Los Angeles, CA  " I ’m trained as a PA (physician assistant) and have a Master of Public Health with a focus on Health Education and Behavorial Science. As a healthcare provider, I rely on resources like Cochrane Reviews to stay up-to-date on current research. This allows me to provide my patients with evidence-based information so that they can feel empowered to make the best decisions for themselves and their families. The plain language summaries are a great educational tool to provide to patients at the end of our visits to reiterate the information we’ve discussed in a language that they can understand.”  Cochrane does not make clinical recommendations. ‘Cochrane Evidence in Practice’ series collects stories about clinical professionals using Cochrane evidence.Would you   like to add your story of using Cochrane evidence? Please [e-mail] to share your story.  Friday, May 17, 2019

Source: Cochrane News and Events - May 17, 2019 Category: Information Technology Authors: Muriah Umoquit Source Type: news