Is there a need for dietary measures to further reduce LDL cholesterol in patients with type II diabetes mellitus on statin therapy?

Winters, Stephanie M.; Visser, Hannah; Steerneman, Anke H.M.; Thomas, Gregory S.; Bots, Michiel L.; Heijden, Geert J. van der

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“…Each student has to write three EBCRs (together with another student), implying that per year about 400 such best‐evidence summaries are written. Some of these have been published in peer‐reviewed journals 5–7…”

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“…Some of these have been published in peer-reviewed journals. [5][6][7] We are grateful to the editor of this journal, who has invited us to publish at least four relevant EBCRs on topics relevant for the ENT field. We would like to take this opportunity to encourage all readers of this journal to think about important clinical questions related to an acute and realistic ENT patient management decision for which a knowledge gap exists.…”

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Translating Research Evidence into Action in Daily Practice

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Heijden

2010

Otolaryngol.--head neck surg.

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Information from medical research should be used to optimize management for patients. In this issue, our group starts with a new item, that is, evidence-based case reports, which will provide answers to questions on common clinical problems on diagnosis, prognosis, or interventions in individual patient management in otolaryngology. An explicit and transparent approach is used to separate evidence from judgment in providing reliable updates on these specific patient management issues. These efforts may also prove to be very helpful to identify evidence gaps and provide recommendations for research priorities in otolaryngology.

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