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Putting research into practice

Eye care professionals have a wealth of resources to draw on to help provide the best possible care and advice for patients, as Alison Ewbank reports

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Evaluating research findings and using them to make the best decisions for patients is an important part of eye care practice. The move towards evidence-based medicine means that all health care professionals increasingly look for reliable information to inform their clinical decision-making.

Applying the principles of evidence-based practice to clinical work has many advantages. It can certainly help you to do the best for your patient and make your job more satisfying. Quoting the latest research when issuing advice can also enhance your standing and that of your practice. At most, it can change the way you practise and help avoid litigation.

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