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SUMMARY; CHARSET=UTF-8 :EGENIS seminar: The â€˜First Line of Evidenceâ€™: Case Reports in Emergency Situations. Prof Rachel Ankeny (University of Adelaide)
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DESCRIPTION; CHARSET=UTF-8 :Despite having a somewhat dubious reputation as a form of anecdotal evidence, case reports remain exceedingly popular forms of communication and publication in medicine. They are ill-understood even within biomedical research communities, often described as not counting as real evidence or even as equivalent to anecdotes. This paper begins by introducing the case report and its typical uses in the context of research in contemporary medicine, and exploring their status as a form of evidence particularly in our era dominated it is by â€˜evidence-based medicineâ€™ (EBM). I then flip the usual approach on its head: instead of criticizing how cases fall short of these ideals, I investigate a recent example where cases were extremely important, in order to show what cases are good for, and what it means to use them â€˜well,â€™ including what epistemic resources need to be in place.http://www.exeter.ac.uk/events/details/?event=13132
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