Evidence Based Medicine IV: how to find an evidence-based answer to a clinical question? Make a critically appraised topic!

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Beckers, G.M.A. | Herbst, K. | Kaefer, M. | Harper, L. | Castagnetti, M. | Bagli, D. | Kalfa, N. | Fossum, M.

Edité par CCSD ; Elsevier -

International audience. This manuscript is the fourth in a five part series related to evidence based medicine (EBM) provided by the European society of pediatric urology (ESPU) research committee. It will present a way to come to a quick and critical appraisal of available evidence on a specific topic: a CAT (critically appraised topic). The way how to write a cat is described for interventions to be compared to a control group, and for other, more generalized clinical questions. While systematic reviews provide a throughout overview of all evidence available, a CAT provides a shorter way to come to quick insights based on EBM.

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