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Evidence-Based Medicine Oleh: dr. Darwin Amir, Sp.S. Oleh: dr. Darwin Amir, Sp.S. Bgn Ilmu Penyakit Saraf FK-Unand / RS DR. M. Djamil Padang

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Evidence-Based Medicine

Oleh: dr. Darwin Amir, Sp.S.Bgn Ilmu Penyakit Saraf FK-Unand /

RS DR. M. DjamilPadang

Oleh: dr. Darwin Amir, Sp.S.Bgn Ilmu Penyakit Saraf FK-Unand /

RS DR. M. DjamilPadang

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Pendahuluan:Dalam pekerjaan sehari hari, dokter dihadapkan pada kebutuhan informasi tentangmasalah medis yg relevan (evidence-based)sementara arus informasi berubah dengancepat.

Tujuannya:Mencari bukti yang relevan dan bermanfaatuntuk meningkatkan kualitas perawatanpasien

Pendahuluan:Dalam pekerjaan sehari hari, dokter dihadapkan pada kebutuhan informasi tentangmasalah medis yg relevan (evidence-based)sementara arus informasi berubah dengancepat.

Tujuannya:Mencari bukti yang relevan dan bermanfaatuntuk meningkatkan kualitas perawatanpasien

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• Dokter memerlukan informasi terbarudan mempelajari keterampilan baru(learn new skills).

● Karena itu mahasiswa kedokteranharus menguasai:► current information► technique► prepare for life long learning

• Dokter memerlukan informasi terbarudan mempelajari keterampilan baru(learn new skills).

● Karena itu mahasiswa kedokteranharus menguasai:► current information► technique► prepare for life long learning

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Aspek yg penting bagi mahasiswa dlmmempelajari EBM adalah:

- Belajar mengidentifikasi kekurangan pengetahuan.

- Menentukan pertanyaan klinik yg spesifik.

- Menemukan artikel yg relevan dalam literaturmedis.

Suatu cara bagi mahasiswa menemukan ‘deficitknowledge’ yg tersembunyi adalah selalumembawa buku saku (notebook) dalam sakunyakemana pergi, catat pertanyaan klinik yg muncul.

Aspek yg penting bagi mahasiswa dlmmempelajari EBM adalah:

- Belajar mengidentifikasi kekurangan pengetahuan.

- Menentukan pertanyaan klinik yg spesifik.

- Menemukan artikel yg relevan dalam literaturmedis.

Suatu cara bagi mahasiswa menemukan ‘deficitknowledge’ yg tersembunyi adalah selalumembawa buku saku (notebook) dalam sakunyakemana pergi, catat pertanyaan klinik yg muncul.

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Apa itu EBM ?.Adalah integrasi bukti penelitian terbaru(the best research evidence), keterampilanklinik dan masalah yang ada pada pasien.

● Reasearch evidence ---- > clinicallyrelevan research.

● Clinical expertise ---- > ability to use ourclinical skills and past experience torapidly identify.

● Patients values ----- > preference,concerns and expectations each patientsbring to serve the patients.

Apa itu EBM ?.Adalah integrasi bukti penelitian terbaru(the best research evidence), keterampilanklinik dan masalah yang ada pada pasien.

● Reasearch evidence ---- > clinicallyrelevan research.

● Clinical expertise ---- > ability to use ourclinical skills and past experience torapidly identify.

● Patients values ----- > preference,concerns and expectations each patientsbring to serve the patients.

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The core of General Practice:◊ Relationship between the doctor and patient◊ The central aspects is the process of decision

making◊ Decision range from the simple clinical type

to practice level

The core of General Practice:◊ Relationship between the doctor and patient◊ The central aspects is the process of decision

making◊ Decision range from the simple clinical type

to practice level

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EBM• Telah memperlihatkan pergeseran dlm pengambilan

keputusan medis

• Secara dramatis telah memperbaiki kualitas danmampu meningkatkan perawatan pasien.

• Tantangan bagi generasi dokter sekarang untukbelajar lebih giat.

• Manfaatkan EBM dlm pendidikan dan upayakanbagaimana mempelajarinya dan menggunakanproses untuk kepentingan profesi.

EBM• Telah memperlihatkan pergeseran dlm pengambilan

keputusan medis

• Secara dramatis telah memperbaiki kualitas danmampu meningkatkan perawatan pasien.

• Tantangan bagi generasi dokter sekarang untukbelajar lebih giat.

• Manfaatkan EBM dlm pendidikan dan upayakanbagaimana mempelajarinya dan menggunakanproses untuk kepentingan profesi.

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Definisi:Proses penelitian dan penggunaan informasi ygdisajikan dalam literatur untuk memperbaikiperawatan pasien.

Prosesnya:

Mengubah “kekurangan pengetahuan” (knowledgedeficit) menjadi pertanyaan klinik yg spesifik,

Dgn cara meng-evaluasi bahan kepustakaan ygberhubungan dengan pertanyaan klinis, untukmemperbaiki perawatan pasien

Proses penelitian dan penggunaan informasi ygdisajikan dalam literatur untuk memperbaikiperawatan pasien.

Prosesnya:

Mengubah “kekurangan pengetahuan” (knowledgedeficit) menjadi pertanyaan klinik yg spesifik,

Dgn cara meng-evaluasi bahan kepustakaan ygberhubungan dengan pertanyaan klinis, untukmemperbaiki perawatan pasien

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Menemukan Pertanyaan Klinik

David Sackett: pentingnya menentukanpertanyaan klinik yg relevan dan spesifik.

Ia mengatakan: Agar menguntungkan bagipasien dan dokter, pertanyaan (klinik) perludibangun dengan baik, yg berarti secaralangsung, relevan dg masaalah pasien dandiungkapkan dgn mencari jawaban yg tepatdan relevan.

David Sackett: pentingnya menentukanpertanyaan klinik yg relevan dan spesifik.

Ia mengatakan: Agar menguntungkan bagipasien dan dokter, pertanyaan (klinik) perludibangun dengan baik, yg berarti secaralangsung, relevan dg masaalah pasien dandiungkapkan dgn mencari jawaban yg tepatdan relevan.

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How to get started:A five step process for using an evidence-based approach in General Practice

1. Define the problem (generating clinicalquestion).

2. Tracking down the information sourceneeded

3. Critically appraising the information

4. Applying the information with yourpatients

5. Evaluating how effective it is.

How to get started:A five step process for using an evidence-based approach in General Practice

1. Define the problem (generating clinicalquestion).

2. Tracking down the information sourceneeded

3. Critically appraising the information

4. Applying the information with yourpatients

5. Evaluating how effective it is.

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Step 1. Defining the problem

In every consultation decision need to be made.

Questions frequently arise, such as the pros andcons of using of○ particular form of therapy○ the value a particular diagnostic test○ the risk or prognosis of a part. disease○ cost effectiveness of a potential intervention

There is a clinical problem for which you areunsure of the evidence and to make a decision toinvestigate it further.

In every consultation decision need to be made.

Questions frequently arise, such as the pros andcons of using of○ particular form of therapy○ the value a particular diagnostic test○ the risk or prognosis of a part. disease○ cost effectiveness of a potential intervention

There is a clinical problem for which you areunsure of the evidence and to make a decision toinvestigate it further.

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Step 2. Tracking down the informationsource needed

The body of medical literature whichcan assist in providing answers to thequestions raised in clinical practice isbroadly scattered, journals andgovernment reports all contain

The body of medical literature whichcan assist in providing answers to thequestions raised in clinical practice isbroadly scattered, journals andgovernment reports all contain

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Step 3. Critically appraising theinformation

Decided which journal articles to read(not all published information is of equalvalue).

Process which involves carefully reading anarticle and analizing its methodology,content and conclusion.

Do I believe these results sufficiently that Iwould be prepared to adopt a similarapproach, or reach similar conclusion, withmy own patients ?

Decided which journal articles to read(not all published information is of equalvalue).

Process which involves carefully reading anarticle and analizing its methodology,content and conclusion.

Do I believe these results sufficiently that Iwould be prepared to adopt a similarapproach, or reach similar conclusion, withmy own patients ?

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Step 4. Applying the information withyour patients

How to apply the information obtained to theparticular circumstances of your patients

Probably the most crucial step in the process aswell as the most complex.

Whether there are any methodological issuesraised about the evidence which might promptyou to reject it outright.

The process requires a partnership between thedoctor and patient

How to apply the information obtained to theparticular circumstances of your patients

Probably the most crucial step in the process aswell as the most complex.

Whether there are any methodological issuesraised about the evidence which might promptyou to reject it outright.

The process requires a partnership between thedoctor and patient

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Step 5. Evaluating how effective it is

To evaluate the effect of the evidence as appliedto specific patients.

The expected benefits that arose from using aparticular item of evidence were consistent withthe observed benefits

It may well generate the need for furtherresearch to identify why some patients have notresponded in the expected manner and what canbe done rectify this

The practitioner is having sufficient time toapply these steps routinely in their daily practice

To evaluate the effect of the evidence as appliedto specific patients.

The expected benefits that arose from using aparticular item of evidence were consistent withthe observed benefits

It may well generate the need for furtherresearch to identify why some patients have notresponded in the expected manner and what canbe done rectify this

The practitioner is having sufficient time toapply these steps routinely in their daily practice

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Supporting a framework for EBM

within general practice As professional you have the challenge and

responsibilities in facing general practiceFramework needs to be built around ensuring

that the evidence required to inform decisionmaking is available, accessible, acceptable andapplied by GP.

The systematic summaries of literature. Goodexamples are the Cochrane Library (a databaseof high quality systematic review)

The journals of secondary publications.

As professional you have the challenge andresponsibilities in facing general practice

Framework needs to be built around ensuringthat the evidence required to inform decisionmaking is available, accessible, acceptable andapplied by GP.

The systematic summaries of literature. Goodexamples are the Cochrane Library (a databaseof high quality systematic review)

The journals of secondary publications.

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Supporting a framework for EBMwithin general practice

At a more local level, there are a growingnumber of networks being amongst generalpractitioner of searching for and appraisingevidence

A natural extension of this process is o applyEB Protocols and guidelines, develop by hecolleagues in clinical practice.

At a more local level, there are a growingnumber of networks being amongst generalpractitioner of searching for and appraisingevidence

A natural extension of this process is o applyEB Protocols and guidelines, develop by hecolleagues in clinical practice.

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Summary

If the concept is embraced it will improvegeneral practice

◊Will make the GP an even more rewardingdiscipline within which to practice.

◊Will support shared decision making withusers. It is the ideal model of makingdecisions within the medical encounter.

◊ EBM / EBP will help maintain the central roleof general practice in health care

If the concept is embraced it will improvegeneral practice

◊Will make the GP an even more rewardingdiscipline within which to practice.

◊Will support shared decision making withusers. It is the ideal model of makingdecisions within the medical encounter.

◊ EBM / EBP will help maintain the central roleof general practice in health care

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The relevant clinical questions in your patientsmust contain 4 element:

1). The patients problem.

2). Intervention, which by research methodology,diagnostic test and the treatment

3). If needed with intervention comparable.

4). Clinical outcome or outcome of interest.

The 4 element to form the terminology i.e. PICOP= Patient,I = Intervention,C= Comparison,O= Outcome.

The relevant clinical questions in your patientsmust contain 4 element:

1). The patients problem.

2). Intervention, which by research methodology,diagnostic test and the treatment

3). If needed with intervention comparable.

4). Clinical outcome or outcome of interest.

The 4 element to form the terminology i.e. PICOP= Patient,I = Intervention,C= Comparison,O= Outcome.

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Contoh:Seorang pasien wanita 46 thn dgn kolitis ulseratif selama 17 thn,mengenai kolon secara ekstensive dgn gejala yg cukup hebat. Saat inikolitisnya kambuh, ia tdk mau di-operasi tetapi sadar akan resikokanker yg ia dengar dan baca dari newsletter. Suaminya tlhmeyakinkannya akan resiko yg akan terjadi.

P = 46 yrs old womenI = Long standing ulcerative

colitis, now in remissionC = Patients without

ulcerative colitisO = Prevention / control of

colon cancer

P = 46 yrs old women withlong standing ulcerativecolitis, now in remission.

I = MesalamineC = Standard therapy.O = Prevention of relap

P = 46 yrs old womenI = Long standing ulcerative

colitis, now in remissionC = Patients without

ulcerative colitisO = Prevention / control of

colon cancer

P = 46 yrs old women withlong standing ulcerativecolitis, now in remission.

I = MesalamineC = Standard therapy.O = Prevention of relap

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