evidence based medicine book

Most titles are offered in standard print bindings—primarily hardcover and paperback. For digital formats (e-book, audiobook) or institutional access, check the product or publisher page and the ISBN/product details for each title.

Page counts vary widely across the set—from short guides to large textbooks. Examples in the listings range from about 52 pages up to 668 pages; individual product pages list the exact page count for each title.

The results include handbooks on individual participant data (IPD) meta-analysis, guides to systematic reviews and evidence synthesis, practical evidence-based practice (EBP) textbooks for clinicians and nurses, and companion materials such as workbooks and facilitator guides.

They’re aimed at a range of readers: librarians and information specialists; healthcare researchers and clinicians (including hospitalists); nurses and frontline healthcare professionals; and students in health-related programs.

They cover planning and initiating IPD and systematic review projects; obtaining, checking, and harmonizing participant-level data; risk-of-bias appraisal; and statistical approaches (including two-stage and one-stage IPD methods and multivariate/network meta-analysis). They also offer guidance on reporting and dissemination of results.