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Lipid lowering: what and when to monitor


MH Criqui, BA Golomb - The Lancet, 2008 - Elsevier
Drug treatment for dyslipidaemia is a mainstay of clinical practice in developed
countries. Monitoring of lipid-lowering treatment contributes additionally to
the already substantial cost. 1 In the randomised LIPID trial (pravastatin ...
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[PDF] Do We Really Know How to Set Decision Thresholds?


Y Ben-Haim, M Zacksenhouse, C Keren, CC … - technion.ac.il
Diagnosis and treatment is a complex interaction of subjective information and
impressions, objective data, individual needs and preferences, and resource
constraints. The interpretation of quantitative information relies on ...
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[CITATION] Last literature review for version 16.3: Wed Oct 01 00: 00: 00 GMT 2008| This topic last …


RS Rosenson, MW Freeman, DM Rind
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Editorial: It's Time to Overcome Clinical Inertia


AI Med - Ann Intern Med, 2008 - Am Coll Physicians
While clinical inertia can be a pejorative term, acknowledging our own
deficiencies (1) was a key first step in improving our care (2). Requiring that
every detail of recommendations for care be based on evidence from clinical ...

Do we know how to set decision thresholds for diabetes?


Y Ben-Haim, M Zacksenhouse, C Keren, CC … - Medical Hypotheses, 2009 - Elsevier
The diagnosis of diabetes, based on measured fasting plasma glucose level,
depends on choosing a threshold level for which the probability of failing to
detect disease (missed diagnosis), as well as the probability of falsely ...
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Home| Evidence Based Therapeutics| MeReC| MeReC Bulletin Volume 19 No 3


C Activities, N Medicines, NPCT Network - MeReC Bulletin, 2009 - npc.co.uk
ICSs are safe and effective for most patients with asthma, although the risk of
systemic side effects is greater when higher doses are used. The dose of ICS
should be titrated to the lowest dose at which effective control of asthma ...
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