[tri-med] Re: Evidence-based medicine-TRIS

I think so, Michelle.  Even sharing our information with each other and doctors 
would be doing the same.  Think of how many doctors we have educated along the 
way!  
--- On Fri, 7/24/09, Michelle Wilson <mewildflower1@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

From: Michelle Wilson <mewildflower1@xxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [tri-med] Re: Evidence-based medicine-TRIS
To: tri-med@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Friday, July 24, 2009, 8:11 AM


And is this where the TRIS survey will be helpful?  


> I discussed this issue with some
> medical professionals.  Everyone agreed that this term
> throughout the medical community is a method of sharing
> knowledge improving health care.
> My daughter is an RN at MD Anderson Canter Center here in
> Houston.  She said that technically everything they do (as
> a research center) falls under, "Evidence Based Medicine"
> which is a good thing--in her hospital's case it's simply
> taking all of the information compiled and using it for
> gains in the treatment of various cancers and minimizing
> side-effects from therapies.  It's just a term used for
> weighing the risks and benefits of treatments and using that
> information to move forward in better treatment. Then as a
> result, the evidence is shared in order to provide better
> care to those facilities who do not have the broad research
> capabilities.   



      
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