Evidence in ACTION: Finding the Facts: Navigating Peer Reviewed Literature

In the era of information overload, distinguishing credible evidence from noise is more critical than ever. Evidence in ACTION: Finding the Facts equips healthcare professionals with essential skills to confidently navigate peer-reviewed scientific literature. This course demystifies the process of reading, interpreting, and applying findings from research studies to real-world clinical practice.

Participants will explore the structure and purpose of peer-reviewed articles, learn to critically assess methodology and conclusions, and develop strategies to overcome common barriers to interpretation. With a focus on translating evidence into actionable insights, this course empowers clinicians to make informed decisions grounded in high-quality research.

Learning Objectives:

• Understand the importance and role of peer-reviewed scientific literature in evidence-based practice.
• Identify and address challenges in reading and interpreting scientific studies, including study design, statistical analysis, and bias.
• Apply insights from scientific literature to inform clinical decision-making and improve patient care.