It's clear that evidence-based medical care will require evidence-based hospital design.
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Again, this video by RealLifeLore is just evidence-based speculation, but it's fascinating evidence-based speculation.
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We actually do have some evidence-based approaches for alcohol and tobacco, just like we have evidence-based approaches for other drugs.
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They serve as chairs of the evidence based policymaking initiative at the Bipartisan Policy Center and are former chairs of the Commission on Evidence Based Policymaking.
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Advance Evidence-Based Arguments and Tackle Counterarguments Use a model text or two to help students move from mere assertion or opinion to rigorous, evidence-based argument.
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I had repeated as a health journalist over and over that we're innovating to get patient-centered, evidence-based care and that innovation can create patient-centered, evidence-based care.
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Later, Bill moved toward evidence-based philanthropy, and I wrote "Better Angels," an evidence-based take on history with a surprising-to-some outcome that we've made a lot of progress.
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Why is HHS cutting off a gold-standard example of evidence-based policymaking, in spite of the Trump Administration's stated support for evidence-based approaches, not to mention bi-partisan support in Congress?
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Why not just fund the VA and evidence-based mentoring programs?
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Evidence-based stop and search can be a tool against crime.
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"In 1930s Germany, forced sterilization was evidence-based medicine," Eckert said.
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We know that there are evidence-based solutions to this problem.
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"Now we need to be much more evidence based", he says.
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How dare you tell me I can't research evidence based solutions.
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Insist on an evidence-based debate about charter schools and vouchers.
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We should also talk about evidence-based care for mental health.
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Use of evidence-based practices can help these students succeed, too.
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We take the commitment to evidence-based expertise very, very seriously.
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The more objective and evidence-based I can be, the better.
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Using administrative data to predict future behavior, it's not evidence-based.
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It's done that largely through vastly improved, targeted, evidence-based prevention.
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The Democratic proposals go further, though, in emphasizing evidence-based treatment.
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That being said, several evidence-based programs have shown promising results.
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In practice, it endorsed more evidence-based care across the board.
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The benefits of evidence-based medicine, when properly applied, are obvious.
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Should they use evidence-based motivational interviewing techniques to retain Tyler?
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"We want to implement evidence-based treatment and prevention," Sabet said.
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It empowers states and school districts to implement evidence-based programs by replacing Washington's old, bureaucratic definition of an "evidence-based" strategy with one that maintains scientific rigor while boosting flexibility for state and local officials.
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Keycodes are considered "testimonial" evidence based on the contents of your thoughts.
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The Flexner Report recommended that medical education develop an evidence-based curriculum.
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The Economist has advocated evidence-based inquiry and intellectual freedom since 1843.
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BVA would be happy to provide evidence-based information on the issue.
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Then I'd launch into a volley of evidence-based, peer-reviewed papers.
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But I at least try to be evidence-based in my politics.
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School choice doesn't work, and "evidence-based" Democrats ought to acknowledge it.
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There were no books near us nor any evidence-based information cited.
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Expand access to evidence-based addiction treatment services, integrated with mainstream healthcare.
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" She added: "I am all for a evidence-based strategy and approach.
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George Mason University in Virginia has a Center for Evidence-Based Crime.
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We need criminal justice policies that are sensible, fair, and evidence-based.
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They don't allow evidence-based processes and rules-based processes to work.
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Assertions must be evidence-based; research must be rigorous; decorum is paramount.
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Could evidence-based prosecution have saved Michelle Monson Mosure and her children?
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Their recommendations will play an important role in promoting evidence-based policymaking.
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Standard-setting, evidence-based regulation often leads to innovations that save lives.
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Several programs have taken an evidence-based approach to fixing this problem.
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"This exclusion is not evidence-based," Dr. Murphy said in an interview.
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Reputedly his engineering background makes him a stickler for evidence-based decision-making.
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The most clinical and evidence-based cause is uninterrupted menstrual cycles without pregnancy.
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This purposeful self-reflection will result in what I call evidence-based confidence.
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Making evidence-based calculations about the future is what companies call managing risks.
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Abortions performed by trained providers through evidence-based approaches are safe, she said.
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It's based in a racist + non-evidence based trope that immigrants are dangerous.
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It's time to restore public trust in transparent, accountable, and evidence-based policymaking.
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The new executive order also explicitly presented travel ban 28500 as evidence-based.
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There are few evidence-based guidelines about what appropriate use for air ambulances.
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No surprise, evidence-based programs are having a tough time in Washington today.
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Evidence-based public policy and cost-benefit analysis are essential to efficient government.
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Behavioral health scientists need this information, too, as they develop evidence-based interventions.
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This committee should include experts on evidence-based medicine instead of just nutrition.
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"Research on marijuana is necessary for evidence-based decision-making," the senators wrote.
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Focusing on expanding access to evidence based treatments can help bend the curve.
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But it doesn't require, for a start, the use of evidence-based therapies.
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Still, the Obama administration's menu of "evidence-based programs" includes three abstinence programs.
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He also made comments about his virility during the Evidence-Based Investing conference.
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"Drugs have had a monopoly on evidence-based health care," Mr. Hames said.
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In truth, Obama succeeded by taking a rigorous, evidence-based approach to government.
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Still, the Obama administration's menu of "evidence-based programs" included three abstinence programs.
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"You fix health care by using evidence-based programs and having them accountable."
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Access to quality, evidence-based care, and community support are equally as important.
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Trump's "budget blueprint" is lawnmower budget cutting disguised as meticulous evidence-based policymaking.
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Today, many conservatives want an evidence-based system that focuses on reducing crime.
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Today, we know that this evidence-based science and relentless activism paid off.
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How to make an evidence-based argument in a post-truth political environment?
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In medicine, the term "evidence-based" causes more arguments than you might expect.
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Let me explain why evidence-based policy represents the future of policy making.
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And rather than prison and "tough love," today's parents want evidence-based treatment.
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What will happen if HHS's new anti-choice leadership reverses these evidence-based changes?
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But with political controversy comes more rules, which may not be evidence-based. Yeah.
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"It's pretty unique being able to understand their care and advance evidence-based treatment."
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Infrastructure spending is rarely evidence-based; few projects go through rigorous cost-benefit analysis.
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"As an economist, I believe in evidence-based conclusions," Collier says in one ad.
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Evidence-based early childhood projects are among the smartest ways to avert enduring poverty.
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The Commission on Evidence Based Policymaking unanimously supported this goal in its 2017 report.
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Now, it's time to bring evidence-based criminal justice reform to the national level.
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" The motion also hopes to respond to Islamophobia through "through evidence-based policy-making.
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This means embracing evidence-based harm reduction policies, including SISs, that genuinely promote health.
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But that it what regulations and evidence-based education campaigns are designed to do.
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Your information about the site states there will be lots of evidence-based information.
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More research is needed so doctors can provide evidence-based advice, Dr. Chambers added.
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"Science-based, evidence-based decision-making is certainly not unique to democracy," he said.
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And we need to apply the same nuanced, evidence-based thinking to wildlife trade.
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A law signed this year, the Foundations for Evidence-Based Policymaking Act, could help.
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Last year, BCHD trained 28500 teachers to deliver evidence-based teen pregnancy prevention programs.
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The closest thing to an evidence-based silver bullet is likely to be intelligence.
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The Commission on Evidence-Based Policymaking came about through the bipartisan efforts of Rep.
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The Social Impact Partnership Act has gained bipartisan support for its evidence-based requirements.
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More people than ever are receiving evidence-based medication -- assisted therapy for opioid addiction.
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"The recommendations for bedrest and salt reduction aren't really evidence-based," Tsigas pointed out.
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Those who engage in evidence-based investing are less likely to have such regrets.
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An "evidence-based" approach to policymaking means building evidence so we know what works.
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It's a challenging result for evidence-based policy and one I'm still grappling with.
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With evidence-based policy, we can raise the bar for government effectiveness and efficiency.
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For mild or moderate anxiety and depression during pregnancy, evidence-based psychotherapy is recommended.
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This bill would provide emergency departments with the resources and tools needed to develop evidence-based protocols for screening overdose patients, initiate treatment with FDA-approved medications in the hospital, and provide rapid referrals to evidence-based treatment before a patient is discharged.
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The incoming presidential administration's war against evidence-based policy-making has opened a new front.
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Or at least find some evidence-based study to slam our avocado on toast habits.
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The organization also aims to provide people with access to solutions — real, evidence-based solutions.
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Over and over, marchers told me they wanted evidence-based political policy, and independent science.
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"In both of those instances I thought abut evidence-based scientific candidate evaluation," says Houghteling.
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The Pediatrics publication outlines a comprehensive evidence-based curriculum that research shows is more effective.
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Traditionally, that's why we have politically neutral authorities: nonpartisan media outlets and evidence-based academia.
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If we want evidence-based drug policy, we're going to have to fight for it.
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I'd argue for evidence-based thinking over magical thinking every day, even when it's unpopular.
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I try to develop evidence-based strategies in the book for making our marriages stronger.
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So let's just bury that old myth and move to a more evidence-based discussion.
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He is the developer of evidence-based prevention programs such as Family Foundations and SIBS.
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Implement evidence-based prevention and early intervention strategies to reduce substance misuse and related harms.
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The American people benefit when policies include expert analysis of data and evidence-based solutions.
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Members also reviewed a 72-page "evidence-based report" on ALD from a leading researcher.
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Fortunately, our political culture has developed several important vehicles for promoting evidence-based decision-making.
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We must, however, address the immigration issue comprehensively and humanely through evidence-based policy change.
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There is an evidence-based alternative to deciding antitrust policy with "big is bad" rhetoric.
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Mike Pence of Indiana, make decisions based on prayer rather than on evidence-based science.
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"It's this type of evidence-based research that we want to do more," Flohil said.
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We are gathering data in order to make an evidence-based decision on this matter.
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"This is a poor approach to the determination of (evidence-based practices)," said McCance-Katz.
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"This kind of 'evidence-based' research would be ethically and morally unacceptable," Ms. Sterken said.
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An evidence-based approach to tackle the opioid crisis would significantly boost access to treatment.
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Weiss's approach to greater satisfaction and success at work is steeped in evidence-based science.
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But once it was decided, Crawford hit the growing movement for evidence-based prosecution hard.
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The nature of evidence-based health care is that practices change as new evidence emerges.
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There are evidence-based programs that address risk and protective factors, even for young children.
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In other words, the Medicaid expansion appeared to expand access to evidence-based addiction treatment.
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It also proposes expanding access to evidence-based addiction treatment, but, again, without explaining how.
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And Jean's evidence-based science is no match for the facile hysteria he whips up.
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She spoke with The Times about her desire to bring evidence-based policymaking to Washington.
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There is much evidence-based research showing the importance that resilience plays in adult success.
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Research suggests that a more evidence-based approach can be less expensive and more effective.
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The House easily passed the "Foundations for Evidence-Based Policymaking Act of 2017" before Thanksgiving.
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Addiction treatment is difficult work, but it can succeed, and evidence-based care does exist.
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Here is what we know works for millions more: comprehensive, evidence-based prevention and treatment.
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Few, if any, evidence-based interventions existed that were shown to prevent fatalities and neglect.
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Faunalytics offers research and support to other advocates, helping the movement become more evidence-based.
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Second we need to immediately increase our allocation of resources towards evidence-based ACE prevention.
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We then invite them to share evidence-based predictions for the future of the race.
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That means mandatory vaccines, Medicaid, and even evidence-based guidelines are all in AAPS's crosshairs.
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Dr. Willenbring said he saw treatment of addictions moving toward the mainstream of evidence-based medicine.
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The parliamentary system pits party interest against national interest, and career advancement against evidence-based policy.
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Until that changes, the debates about marijuana should focus on real issues that are evidence-based.
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Instead, the Temple is guided by multiple overlapping values: secularism, evidence-based science and civil liberties.
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One of Hoopster's stronger, more evidence-based reasons is how Jason doesn't remember his magic trick.
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One of the problems this leads to is [the difficulty of] getting genuine, evidence-based advice.
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" This, Angwin said, was at odds with her own dedication to "evidence-based, data-driven journalism.
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Both of those options carry far more risk than current evidence-based practices in abortion care.
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I hope that we can all be a little bit more evidence-based in our politics.
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The list of banned terms are: fetus, transgender, entitlement, vulnerable, science-based, evidence-based, and diversity.
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"There are scores and scores of wonderful, effective, evidence-based treatments" for these conditions, Rozel said.
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"Not my work but presented as a possible evidence based method of deterring crime," he added.
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With most everything in evidence-based medicine, what doctors say is rooted in the available science.
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Meanwhile, evidence-based guidelines for athletes suggest prescribing grams of carbohydrate per kilogram of body weight.
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We used words like "science-based" and "evidence-based" as code alternatives to abstinence-only program.
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The advocacy group provides what it calls evidence-based resources to support prevention, treatment, and recovery.
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Eliminating CBO's Budget Analysis Division would deal a serious blow to nonpartisan, evidence-based public policy.
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And our nation is finally beginning to take the evidence-based steps to prevent future shootings.
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This study validates some of this advice in a much more rigorous and evidence-based manner.
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There, the emphasis was on the evidence-based nature of science—making Lysenko the absent foil.
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We note that along similar lines, a recent report promoted an evidence-based tax expenditure budget.
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Gottlieb also consistently advocated for evidence-based approaches to public health issues, including the opioid crisis.
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This approach to PTSD is premised on evidence-based science, not a wish and prayer alone.
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The software uses AI, data science, and evidence-based findings to mitigate cognitive and systemic bias.
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Mamaroneck High School's equivalents were 586 in evidence-based reading and writing and 19193 in math.
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However, the science does not dictate a single evidence-based course of action for the government.
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As I explained before, experts have many more evidence-based ideas for addressing the opioid epidemic.
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But on this trip, I've seen evidence-based programs like the Graduation Approach that nurture opportunity.
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It's all derived from evidence-based measures being done in the state that make a difference.
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Congress passed and the president signed the Foundations of Evidence-Based Policy Making Act in 2019.
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There are many evidence-based prevention programs that could be usefully applied to the opioid crisis.
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To say "I turned out fine" is an arrogant dismissal of an alternative evidence-based view.
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We should all stand behind evidence-based and scientifically sound research meant to save American lives.
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They have studied major causes of death and then attacked them, in an evidence-based way.
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The surgeon general's report defines it as a "chronic neurological disorder" and outlines evidence-based treatments.
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Changing society is difficult, costly and risky, limiting our ability to use evidence-based decision-making.
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In a way, the evidence-based mantra is partly an exhortation to be more animal-like.
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We need better numbers, and we need to move ahead with clearheaded and evidence-based strategies.
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When her efforts to report her experience yielded no results, Macdonald tried an evidence-based approach.
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Similarly, Colorado targets funds to evidence-based interventions designed to reduce adolescent delinquency and substance use.
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What if we provide survivors with safety, evidence-based resources for their healing and legislative action?
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The health law contained many provisions intended to make medical care safer and more evidence-based.
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It's not just the federal government, either: Cities are embracing evidence-based policy with open arms.
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Many were first introduced to evidence-based medicine through David Sackett's handbook, first published in 1997.
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What's next: Fauci says evidence-based science must be consistently promoted by clinicians and public health officials.
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BS: I did want it to be entertaining and readable, but I take an evidence-based perspective.
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"All of us can help reduce drug abuse through evidence-based treatment, prevention, and recovery," she said.
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Finally, evidence-based medicine won't gain broad public acceptance so long as it remains a partisan issue.
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One root of the problem is that the coalition in favor of evidence-based medicine is weak.
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Dylan Collins is a Rhodes scholar who has a PhD in evidence-based medicine from Oxford University.
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Funding for evidence-based education and health programs about reducing the risk of heart disease will disappear.
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NutriRECS member Dr. Gordon Guyatt says he coined the term "evidence-based medicine" and helped develop GRADE.
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Instead, employers and health plans should offer incentives that reward the use of evidence-based decision aids.
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The WHO said it plans to develop "evidence-based" guidelines for mental well-being in the workplace.
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We are deeply committed to presenting evidence-based, scientific information about climate change to a broad public.
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But there is no substantive, reasonable, evidence-based argument that climate change is not a substantial danger.
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"Evidence-based approaches are a priority for us and we value research," Gorman told me via email.
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For all substance use disorders, treatment is often delivered without the use of evidence-based quality measures.
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Our evidence-based approach to combating overdose deaths is limited only by our lack of sufficient resources.
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While many states and districts are implementing evidence-based approaches, there is much work yet to do.
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"Looking for evidence-based answers to centuries-old processes and procedures doesn't always make sense," she said.
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But now, a new "beverage hydration index" provides evidence-based suggestions for how to most efficiently hydrate.
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If Mattis delays implementation, "that's really a signal where evidence-based approaches may be over," Belkin added.
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The FSA would direct the attorney general to incorporate such evidence-based practices into federal prison programs.
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Early screening and evidence-based curriculum will empower children with dyslexia to achieve their God given potential.
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A British-born architect, Jason Pomeroy, designed B House using his Evidence-Based Interdisciplinary Sustainable Design approach.
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We need people at every level of government to advocate for evidence-based policies, science and education.
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Schools are where teachers' insight into childhood behavior can be supported by evidence-based mental health programs.
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Evidence-based medicine, or E.B.M., has gained an awful lot of currency in the last two decades.
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Evidence-Based Dentistry either publishes systematic reviews or summarizes reviews from other organizations, like the Cochrane Collaboration.
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It will also get them individualized evidence-based treatment that can address both addiction and mental health.
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Proponents of TPP called the program evidence-based from the start, but the program failed to deliver.
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Evidence-based programs were stopped in their tracks from scaling and reaching individuals in need of solutions.
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Congress should continue allocating resources to states and ensure that funding is directed toward evidence-based care.
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The president's call for an evidence-based, public awareness campaign is an important component of this plan.
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Try these five accessible, evidence-based strategies that optimize connection and reduce stress in today's trying times.
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Under ARTS, access to evidence-based anti-addiction medications like buprenorphine is financially incentivized with higher rates.
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IO, Switzerland Fear: Policy-makers will use ideological beliefs rather than evidence-based reasoning in decision-making.
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Many psychiatrists are uncomfortable with the promotion of non-medical and non-evidence based approaches to schizophrenia.
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But it does, at least, show that AA is one more evidence-based tool in the shed.
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For now, it's enough to say that a blow was struck this week for evidence-based policymaking.
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A rational response would be to engage in evidence-based measures to try to reverse this course.
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As with road safety, communication is among the most promising evidence-based strategies to reduce gun suicide.
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Evidence-based research has proven the effectiveness of work-study in advancing students towards obtaining bachelor's degrees.
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In addition, curricula were added to the TPP evidence-based list whose results didn't reduce students' risk.
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Third, our background check system must be strengthened in tandem with implementing evidence-based violence prevention programs.
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Taxes on products that cause harm remain an evidence-based public health tool to discourage unhealthy behaviors.
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"Having more women here has allowed us to make sure that policy is evidence-based," she said.
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SIBs allow for the development of evidence-based policies whereby initiatives are evaluated by specific performance measures.
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Andrew Feldman is a member of the Evidence-Based Policymaking Collaborative and hosts the Gov Innovator podcast.
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Those who object to an evidence-based legal structure are seen as trying to railroad an accused.
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Complicating matters: Not all mental health care providers use evidence-based treatments when it comes to psychotherapy.
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Below is a list of six of the most high-impact, cost-effective, and evidence-based organizations.
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One evidence-based strategy you can try every day to help you be your most productive self.
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This is the first step towards creating an evidence-based approach to solving America's gun violence epidemic.
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Rather, its members are committed to evidence-based belief — promoting scientific literacy, say — and to humanistic values.
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"Our goal is to provide effective, evidence-based care to the largest group of people possible," says DeFlavio.
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There's no logical reason to think evidence-based treatments will always be less expensive than low-value treatments.
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As an injury prevention researcher, she has focused on evidence-based ways to reduce the impact of violence.
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While many don't agree with Transform's plan, it was consistently cited as the most detailed, evidence-based proposal.
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My medical team has been amazing and evidence-based, and I have a relatively low risk of recurrence.
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"We will go and listen to their perspective but we take an evidence based approach," the source said.
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By focusing on senators' and representatives' constituencies, it can align political interests with a more evidence-based process.
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Out of nearly 50 evidence-based interventions, on average each person was given 21 lifestyle behaviors to implement.
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We know that our personalized recommendations and our Care Navigation approach are evidence-based and proven to work.
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The commission will then release a report by mid-November, which will help them make "evidence-based" decisions.
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Who knows whether a particular private sector mental health practitioner delivers evidence-based therapies to patients with PTSD?
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"A psychologist is trained on how to deliver evidence-based psychotherapy and to conduct psychological assessments," Newman says.
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Organizers had described the Earth Day event as a non-partisan celebration of science and evidence-based policymaking.
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These risk factors can be mitigated with evidence-based prevention efforts at the local, state, and national levels.
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We want editors to think twice before they publish ideological rather than evidence-based reporting on global warming.
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We will conduct intellectually rigorous, evidence-based research that explores the opportunities and challenges posed by these technologies.
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Certified professional midwives meet the North American Registry of Midwives' standards for certification and provide evidence-based care.
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Health care providers can do more to partner with librarians on delivering evidence-based information to their patients.
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This is an important bill that promotes evidence-based programs to reduce recidivism and crime in America's communities.
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A specific diagnosis is critical to receiving effective education rooted in evidence-based curriculum and the latest science.
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She's making an evidence-based case for shifting the debate away from the perilous place it's now in.
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"Evidence-based policy" is a wonky catchphrase built on common sense: Evaluate to find which social programs work.
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The economists took an evidence-based randomized-control-trial approach, usually reserved for clinical research, to study poverty.
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The evidence-based toolkit of modern antitrust has been refined over decades of judicial reasoning and regulatory analysis.
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Third, I am concerned that the other prongs of the president's proposal do not use evidence-based interventions.
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The grant funds be used for "evidence-based programs to reduce crime rates and incarceration," the bill said.
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We think it has to be a fact-based, evidence-based approach to establish standards and resolve problems.
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The group's statement promises "evidence-based" policies that reach beyond traditional divisions in pursuit of the national interest.
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Now called the National Registry of Evidence-based Programs and Practices (NREPP), the website screens programs for effectiveness.
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Indeed, doing so might be the most important action the government can take to promote evidence-based policy.
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So how could you describe the goal of the Evidence-Based Policymaking Commission's data recommendations in a nutshell?
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I am proud of the work CARB has done, which is centered around science and evidence-based research.
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One indispensable reading for anyone interested in evidence-based thinking in health is Testing Treatments (downloadable for free).
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One of the indispensable readings for anyone interested in evidence-based medicine is Testing Treatments (downloadable for free).
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It's this mystery that still largely colors weighted blankets as non-evidence-based folk remedies to sleep disorders.
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SAMHSA helped them by maintaining what it called a National Registry of Evidence-Based Programs and Practices (NREPP).
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Olcott is vice president of business development at BitSight, which provides companies with objective, evidence-based security ratings.
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The science of analytics and big data promises even greater leaps for local governments in evidence-based policymaking.
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That's exactly the goal with cognitive behavioral therapy, one of the leading evidence-based treatments for eating disorders.
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By exploiting people's fears, those who dissuade patients from getting evidence-based treatment have blood on their hands.
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If your child is being bullied, you'll want to take a measured, evidence-based approach to the problem.
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In May, we'll be launching our own fancy website full of evidence-based guidance, news and personal stories.
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It's not enough for a government to commit to greater evidence-based decision-making — although it's a start.
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The evolution of our understanding of the appendix is an example of evidence-based science at its best.
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"An evidence-based approach is needed, so we were disappointed to hear some groundless accusations asserted," Zhang said.
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Parents are important, too, of course, and there are evidence-based drug-use prevention programs that involve them.
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Over the last few decades, however, other countries have embarked on evidence-based campaigns to reduce vehicle crashes.
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Generally, the arsenal of evidence-based insights that help address flaws in the promotion process is steadily increasing.
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What if we had civil and evidence-based dialogue across our great divides of party, ideology and identity?
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This year the World Health Organization released evidence-based guidelines on reducing risks of cognitive decline and dementia.
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It robs policy makers of the ability to understand us and it makes evidence-based policy more difficult.
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Olcott is vice president of business development at BitSight, which provides companies with objective, evidence-based security ratings.
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Funding for disease research is vital, but so is evidence-based allocation of our intellectual and financial resources.
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Below is an evidence-based list of brain foods that may help pre-empt senior moments and more.
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The federal government, even during the Obama administration, has never been a fount of evidence-based marijuana policy.
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"The pH of foods is not evidence-based for nutrition therapy or in the medical field," she said.
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"We hope future E.U. legislation will be evidence-based and never become an excuse for protectionism," he said.
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Exercising power judiciously means thinking long-term about disasters and investing in evidence-based preventive solutions wherever possible.
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It would require a sustainable, evidence-based approach and ensure that diplomatic policy is linked to development assistance.
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Today's anti-Enlightenment movements believe less in calm persuasion and evidence-based inquiry than in purity of will.
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Every day, for the next week, get evidence-based techniques to help you work more efficiently and effectively.
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Others worry that evidence-based medicine makes it harder to get insurance companies to pay for needed care.
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Insurance companies worry that evidence-based recommendations put them on the hook for treatment with minimal proven value.
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Instead, the FDA is now widely seen as a place of stability, evidence-based decision-making, and progress.
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Garfinkel thinks that interoceptive testing and training could help make mindfulness a more evidence-based practice with clear goals.
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Theirs is not just an evidence-based argument — it is fueled, biblically speaking, by great vengeance and furious rebukes.
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Democratic politicians frequently style themselves as "evidence based" policymakers prioritizing the best interests of historically marginalized persons of color.
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The ACLU lawsuit seeks improved supervision of Milwaukee police officers, to ensure that they are conducting evidence-based stops.
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Evidence-based methods of instruction, practice, coaching from experienced teachers and feedback are all part of making good teachers.
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Vrij long ago veered away from watching people sweat and using polygraphs to developing evidence-based means of interrogation.
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Some of these deaths could have been prevented with addiction treatment, which, when evidence-based, can and does work.
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According to Parker, 17 years is the average time before evidence-based medical ideas take hold in community practices.
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It's used by social workers in conjunction with counseling and relies on evidence-based DBT (dialectical behavior therapy) principles.
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Other Colombian cities tweaked Cali's evidence-based policing to suit their own needs—Medellín, for example, targeted drug cartels.
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After all, they say, not all liberals share evidence-based views on issues like vaccinations and genetically modified organisms.
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And just like with sex ed, there is no national mandate for an evidence-based mass shooting prep curriculum.
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"(It) needs to be managed sustainably through an effective and evidence-based groundwater policy," said the UK-based Mtisi.
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My plan will also include a multi-billion dollar investment in evidence-based programs that elevate the teaching profession.
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So the potential reversal of mass incarceration is good news for anyone interested in evidence-based crime-fighting policies.
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It is time for businesses and individuals who support scientific research to stand up and demand evidence-based policies.
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It is evidence-based to lessen crime, save money, and reduce racial disparities that pervade our criminal justice system.
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Through this evidence-based, scalable program, we are able to help families give their children a foundation for success.
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Probation and parole caseloads are decreasing, which (when paired with evidence-based supervisions techniques) results in better reentry outcomes.
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These grants supported evidence-based teen pregnancy prevention programming for young people most at risk for an unplanned pregnancy.
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Despite these efforts, we are only just beginning to have an evidence — based understanding of the crisis at large.
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Evidence-based counterterrorism scholars who work with open-source terrorism incident data also routinely dismiss the tactic as ineffective.
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This lack of evidence-based information on the health effects of cannabis and cannabinoids poses a public health risk.
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Finally, Congress and the U.S. Department of Education need to pursue a "moon shot" in deliberating evidence-based reforms.
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The Mississippi State Legislature subsequently moved to eliminate the program in 2017 and is developing an evidence-based alternative.
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Jake Olcott is vice president of strategic partnerships at BitSight, which provides companies with objective, evidence-based security ratings.
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And even though some treatments are considered evidence-based and some are not, there's nobody regulating which you use.
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" Their mission: "The overarching goal of what we're working toward is equitable evidence-based policies that serve all people.
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There's still so many things we don't know, but the World Bank has really adopted that evidence-based approach.
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Twitter's new policy seems to further this trend by continuing to undermine our ability to promote evidence-based information.
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In the latter version, people work together on evidence-based measures to deal with these predictable risks of globalization.
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Also, give doctors safe-harbor protection from lawsuits if they follow evidence-based guidelines and protocols where they exist.
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So why do we continue to see the "evidence-based" claim that breast-feeding reduces colds and ear infections?
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Seedhouse said that even in the face of a pandemic, it is essential to stick to evidence-based approaches.
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And I say that because transportation should be evidenced-based, and the fixing of infrastructure should be evidence-based.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has an evidence-based guide on how to prevent suicide as well.
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The Institute seeks to advance evidence-based policies that support empowering and equitable learning for each and every child.
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In this age of alternative facts and fake news, data-driven, evidence-based science is needed more than ever.
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The small enrollment level has made Flip the Script relatively expensive — $250 per participant, according to Evidence-Based Programs.
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They connect participants with evidence-based treatment and other services in their community, including housing, employment and family reunification.
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A measured, evidence-based response to this novel coronavirus would involve a series of rapid decisions requiring technical expertise.
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The authors of his budget blueprint can evasively claim such cuts are justified based on an evidence-based approach.
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MIECHV includes an evidence-based approach that equips parents with the tools to be the coach their child needs.
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Congress needs to use that money to build on CARA's successes and direct more resources toward evidence-based programs.
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The assessments looked to see how many of six broad, evidence-based strategies for suicide prevention the apps employed.
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Luckily for them, there are evidence-based policies that can prevent gun violence, and we know what they are.
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And over the past decade they have developed an evidence-based policy approach that holds promise to do better.
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The bill gives new powers to an assistant secretary, a new office for "evidence-based programs" and new grants.
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And her administration will pilot evidence-based crisis response efforts to provide needed services to individuals with mental illness.
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"We recognize the importance of providing women access to the best, evidence-based health information and care," it reads.
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This point, more than any other, highlights the problem evidence-based medicine seems to have in the public sphere.
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So over dinner, I asked a couple of respected evidence-based medicine researchers what they thought of the vaccine.
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Rather than lamenting a lack of progress on social outcomes, let us commit to investing in evidence-based programs.
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While I don't agree with his nomination, at least he stands for some sort of evidence-based decision making.
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Uber is fighting Alphabet's request to delay the trial in order to seek more evidence based on this document.
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Cindy Cohn: Let's just say, as people who are technologists and scientists, I believe in evidence-based decision making.
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For all the talk of scientific theories and evidence-based analysis, there is a mysticism to the Mandela Effect.
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It encourages "evidence-based" education initiatives aimed to reduce teen pregnancy, sexually transmitted diseases, and risky sexual behavior among adolescents.
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These statements become a counterbalance — turning the story from an evidence-based report into a "he said, she said" situation.
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"We already have a half-century showing us evidence-based strategies that work to prevent youth tobacco use," Adams said.
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Her work is funded by the Obama-era program, which gives out five-year grants for evidence-based intervention evaluations.
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"I'm a big fan, as you've all heard me say many times, of evidence-based policy," the prime minister answered.
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Both prefer evidence-based, real-world solutions over blind ideology; both traffic in a clear-eyed approach to problem solving.
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"From a policy perspective, robotic-assisted surgery exemplifies the difficulty of balancing surgical innovation with evidence-based medicine," he concludes.
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For them, and even for many covered by Medicaid, as Ms. Whitefield is, evidence-based opioid addiction treatment remains meager.
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He added that many sites appear to intentionally blur the distinctions between approved, evidence-based scientific practices and quack procedures.
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Ian McLoone, lead therapist at the evidence-based Alltyr Clinic in St. Paul, Minnesota, says cross-addiction is a myth.
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To make matters worse, DeVos has repeatedly supported Republicans who have waged war against climate change and evidence-based education.
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What distinguishes the reality control of Orwell's Big Brother is that evidence-based checks on his power do not exist.
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The bill establishes an evidence-based model that ties public school funding to "best practices" aimed at enhancing student achievement.
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A key problem, he added, is that there are no evidence-based preventive treatments and no reliable risk assessment tools.
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Second, CMS and state Medicaid programs should consider supporting beneficiary access to evidence-based falls prevention programs in the community.
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And it's falling faster for younger teens than older teens, which suggests that evidence-based sex education might be working.
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It provides local, evidence-based health information in multiple languages for communities with varying levels of language and health literacy.
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Make america great again merely conjured nostalgia amongst voters instead of offering them a tangible and evidence-based policy plan.
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These actors are well equipped to undertake robust, evidence-based analysis; smart investments; and sustained and deliberate coordination and planning.
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Instead, provide evidence-based counseling and other forms of support like psychiatric and trauma care to people who want them.
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Evidence-based policymaking holds the potential to give lawmakers valuable metrics on the most effective approaches for delivering government services.
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We encourage localities to pursue innovative, evidence-based policies that can also help improve local health and inform national action.
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On top of it all, wardens still get to decide, using evidence-based criteria, who is eligible for home monitoring.
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It's frustrating that policies to mandate and finance evidence-based approaches to social and emotional learning are slow to come.
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But with new technology from "thousands of doctors on millions of patients," he said, treatments will be more evidence-based.
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It's the result of a number of evidence-based federal policy changes and changes at the state and local levels.
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Wales recently launched a new venture called Wikitribune, a news site that is going to focus on "evidence-based journalism".
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So each internal policy and budget from those actors ... we grade each internal policy to see: Is this evidence based?
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Rewire.News, a nonprofit publication devoted to evidence-based reporting on social-justice issues, has laid off five reporters in 2019.
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One would only allow state funding to flow to probation and parole programs that operate using evidence-based best practices.
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And finally, it will help those who are struggling with addiction now through evidence-based treatment and recovery support services.
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There's no evidence, based on the autopsies of the seven killed officers, that they had ever been tortured, for example.
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"It's much better if people have access to evidence-based treatment that addresses suicide," Cerel said in a telephone interview.
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The legislation encourages primary care providers to identify and address mental and behavioral health issues and encourages evidence based treatment.
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It is a method that is "evidence-based and medically preferred," according to the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
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"We've been really encouraged to see evidence-based charity growing as people are supporting it with their donations," Wise said.
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Being a psychologist, I know that there's a lot of evidence-based strategies for students to use to do that.
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And one veteran reporting positive results, with no apparent side effects, from a non-evidence-based sleep aid is notable.
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SAMHSA's Policy Lab will lead the effort to reconfigure its approach to identifying and disseminating evidence-based practice and programs.
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The forum will work independently and produce neutral, evidence-based research on key issues relating to Britain's EU exit negotiations.
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They are an example of exactly the kind of evidence-based policy that House Speaker Paul Ryan says he wants.
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Evidence-based research has proved that today's supply chain networks, routes and hub locations are key corridors for pandemic transmission.
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But there's a twist—the event is being held by and for conservatives talking about evidence-based solutions climate change.
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Finally, the memo questions the government's evidence based on what we know today rather than what the government knew then.
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Balanced, evidence-based information—as opposed to scaremongering or focusing on criminal penalties—on drug use is difficult to find.
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"It's somewhat superficial, and they don't really get into evidence-based discussions or much about current treatment guidelines," Vijan said.
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There had not previously been "the will to invest in evidence-based policies" on controversial issues like marijuana, she said.
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We remain committed to providing patients with evidence-based, safe, effective clinical options that will improve their quality of life.
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We need to see more stories on harm reduction, policy reform, advocacy groups and the variety of evidence-based recovery.
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A comprehensive STEM education teaches students to make evidence-based decisions using data collected in accordance with the scientific method.
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The 2016 Surgeon General's Report by Dr. Murthy lists several evidence-based school and community programs to address these issues.
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We need to balance empathy and compassion with encouragement and support and make these evidence-based programs affordable and accessible.
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Without this, the regulator and other policymakers will not be able to develop evidence-based policy and identify best practice.
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Getting older is not a cause of back pain, they add, and evidence-based treatments can help at any age.
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The Preventive Services Task Force, a volunteer panel of national experts, makes evidence-based recommendations for the primary care community.
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In 2010, Congress created the Teen Pregnancy Prevention Program, with a mandate to fund age-appropriate and evidence-based programs.
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Rather, it's the lack of evidence-based guidelines on dosage and the long-term effects of glutathione that raises concern.
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I believe we do that by pushing ourselves to achieve more stretching targets through the use of evidence-based intervention.
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Adam told me about evidence-based programs at Arizona State University that help families cope with parental loss and divorce.
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At the time, Trump called Obama a "dope" and "incompetent" and railed against the administration's evidence-based response, Biden wrote.
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The unit's goals will be shaped around its five principles: social benefit, being rigorous and evidence based, transparency and diversity.
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Black salve users risk disfiguring wounds or even death if they use it in lieu of evidence-based medical treatments.
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In such cases, future action by Congress may be necessary to create the flexibility to implement better evidence-based practices.
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Most importantly, legislators must fund evidence-based violence prevention programs that have been shown to reduce gun deaths and injuries.
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A number of evidence-based trauma-informed interventions for children and their families have been established for delivery in schools.
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We saw the faces of the hundreds of teachers who will no longer be trained to deliver evidence-based curricula.
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Containment, prevention and evidence-based treatment of epidemics are national security matters that we cannot afford to underestimate or underfund.
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One reason for this uncertainty is that our manufacturing abilities have whizzed past the slow nature of evidence-based research.
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In this lesson, we explore how to use the world of sports to help students effectively develop evidence-based arguments.
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The vast majority of people who consider suicide never take their own lives, and evidence-based treatment and interventions help.
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Like prior legislation, ESSA also strongly emphasizes selecting "evidence-based" approaches and does not require use of specific, unproven approaches.
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And we have been experimenting with new models for evidence-based journalism, including a series called Show Me the Evidence.
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Is it because women tend to follow evidence-based guidelines and provide more psychosocial counseling to patients, as research has suggested?
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I try my best to keep people calm and to explain the evidence-based facts to the best of my knowledge.
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So, the first priority is to reinforce the most evidence-based message: move as often as possible, huff and puff sometimes.
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So failed abortion is rare when women use these drugs as directed, according to UptoDate, the physician's evidence-based medicine resource.
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Fortunately, there are innovative, evidence-based tax reforms that would strengthen our tax code and make it more efficient and equitable.
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But from our perspective, the problem with the space is that there is a lot of unvetted, non-evidence-based technology.
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If you're similarly inclined, do yourself a favor and read up on exercise best practices and evidence-based research around nutrition.
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Reversing the Trump administration's restriction on the use of these words: transgender, fetus, vulnerable, science-based, evidence-based, diversity, and entitlement.
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When the *good,* evidence-based apps are used correctly, as a complement to ongoing psychotherapy, they can boost the therapeutic process.
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The heavyweights criticizing Sanders, including veterans from the Obama and Clinton administrations, have done plenty of non-evidence-based thinking themselves.
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Its actions should be evidence-based, not faith-based, and this decidedly unscientific language should be eliminated from its strategic plan.
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Lawmakers must protect access to evidence-based prevention programs that have been proven to help young people stay safe and healthy.
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The details, per The Washington Post: The list of banned words: vulnerable, entitlement, diversity, transgender, fetus, evidence-based and science-based.
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The bill would help share evidence-based and promising practices and maximize the effectiveness of existing programs to support family caregivers.
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"We have a stellar team and our mission remains the same: rigorous evidence-based tech accountability journalism," Angwin tweeted on Tuesday.
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So is there evidence, based on Twitter's experiment so far, that shows people want to watch video this way on Twitter?
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It is heartening to see impact investors developing evidence-based methods to tackle the complex and critical challenges that face us.
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I want to assure you that CDC remains committed to our public health mission as a science- and evidence-based institution.
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Now is the time to organize and to develop evidence-based policies they can actually implement when they're back in power.
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The academy convened a 20-person committee to update the previous guidelines, issued in 2004, and develop new evidence-based recommendations.
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"Extending prescribing privileges to nurse practitioners and physician assistants can facilitate access to this evidence-based treatment," said Avalere's Caroline Pearson.
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There are also policies that go beyond gun control, including youth intervention programs and evidence-based policing strategies like focused deterrence.
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"It fails to inspect evidence of their failures, or to provide clear, evidence-based methodology to explain its conclusions," it adds.
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To do so, prisoners have to complete evidence-based programs while in prison that have been shown to reduce recidivism rates.
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Federal support of these and other evidence-based initiatives is helping to test whether these approaches should be used more widely.
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In addition to the commission, Congress has embedded evidence-based requirements for certain federal grants in the Every Student Succeeds Act.
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To ensure that inmates receive the necessary level of supervision, the Act creates an evidence-based risk and needs assessment tool.
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She graduated summa cum laude from the University of Pennsylvania and received a master's in evidence-based social interventions from Oxford.
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They need evidence-based sex education, supportive parenting and better access to the H.I.V. testing information that could save their lives.
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We support efforts to promote and protect women's and adolescents' health and well-being through evidence based healthcare and health information.
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After all, he said, the stem cell clinics employ doctors, and doctors have a duty to offer patients evidence-based medicine.
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Those who attempt to discredit a $15 federal wage floor are flying in the face of our best evidence-based research.
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Schools also must adopt evidence-based approaches, such as Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS), that enable a positive school climate.
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Many people are not receiving adequate evidence-based treatments such as cognitive behavioral therapy or effective reactivation focused on functional improvement.
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Now we must work together to pass evidence-based policies that can help save the lives of mothers across the country.
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Some studies have found an I.D.S. is more likely to use evidence-based care or is better able to manage care.
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Congress and the president should instead make sure Title II supports evidence-based professional development programs with a history of success.
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But police can, obviously, play a huge role in reducing crime, especially by adopting evidence-based tactics like hot-spot policing.
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Not coincidentally, the development of evidence-based artistic practices substantially benefited from the codification of Holocaust studies in universities and museums.
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We need to continue to significantly decrease the amount of opioid prescriptions and significantly increase access to evidence-based treatment programs.
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But to proponents of ARTS, the program is proof that we do have evidence-based ways to address the opioid crisis.
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Specifically, we need our political leaders to support scaling up evidence-based programs to address these problems, rather than legalize discrimination.
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His research has identified the brain basis of autism spectrum disorders and created new tools for improving evidence-based autism treatments.
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"I am really concerned that not enough thought is being given to it, and that it's not evidence based," Lewis said.
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Personal Health Avoiding evidence-based treatments in favor of untested ones can contribute to higher death rates, a Yale study found.
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Brest: What I mean [by] strategic is having clear goals and having an evidence-based, evidence-informed strategy for achieving them.
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Did you actually consult pediatricians and family medicine physicians who are trained in evidence-based medicine of pediatric care and parenting?
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If, however, the response to dissent is civil discussion and evidence-based argument, then the community does not suffer from orthodoxy.
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The D.E.A. could have marshaled a calibrated response, expanding evidence-based treatment and reducing the prescription of especially risky drug combinations.
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The behavior of Dr. Archibald does not reflect the respectful and evidence-based practices of pediatric endocrinology in the United States.
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We need to consider the use of masks going forward as supplies permit and develop evidence-based guidelines for homemade versions.
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Some of the measures would probably have little effect, they say, and many evidence-based strategies to expand treatment go unmentioned.
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Evidence-based research should not be perishing in peer-reviewed journals while people are dying or struggling to find effective care.
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The Obama administration did a lot of evidence-based work on higher education, but the Trump administration has largely abandoned it.
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The ongoing foreign assistance review offers an opportunity to leverage evidence-based approaches to help address other countries&apos governance vulnerabilities.
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As a result, it is estimated that 85033,000 students will no longer be provided with essential evidence-based reproductive health education.
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There are many evidence-based programs that schools can use to directly address the factors that drive or deter substance use.
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It is also seeking to abandon federal support for evidence-based sex education programs which are proven to reduce teen pregnancies.
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The company will allow employers to suggest apps; it will not necessarily offer employer-suggested apps that are less evidence-based.
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It's time for new policies, comprehensive public education campaigns, and thoughtful, evidence-based programs geared towards preventing youth use and abuse.
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I am a doctoral student, and my main area of research is evidence-based design interventions that can improve patient outcomes.
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Incremental progress is part of the journey toward betterment, which has deep scientific roots in evidence-based practice and policy making.
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The Every Student Succeeds Act incorporates evidence-based prevention measures, as do a few bills pending on juvenile or criminal justice.
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This bill would implement several recommendations the Commission on Evidence-Based Policymaking presented to Congress and the president earlier this year.
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Last week's ruling means that students in our city will continue to receive evidence-based, science-based teen pregnancy prevention education.
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Though he would be a powerful ally, there are limits to what Trump can do to undercut evidence-based vaccination policies.
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In striking contrast to the Trump administration, many Republicans now recognize that evidence-based policies are the wave of the future.
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Critics of evidence-based medicine, many of them from within the practice of medicine, point to weak evidence behind many guidelines.
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Guidelines — and there are many — are often promoted as "evidence-based" even though they rely on "evidence" unsuited to its application.
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Legislators must take note of this cultural shift and embrace the numerous evidence-based policies that can keep our country safe.
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The mom's doctor might suggest she start on low-dose aspirin, an evidence-based intervention to reduce the risk of preeclampsia.
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So failed abortion is rare when patients use these drugs as directed, according to UpToDate, the physician's evidence-based medicine resource.
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And the evidence-based medicine movement, which started to catch on in the early 1990s, developed tools to do just that.
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He told me that waiting to teach clinicians the standards of evidence-based medicine late in their training doesn't always work.
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Eighty percent of the funding for evidence-based education and health programs about reducing the risk of heart disease would disappear.
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" She said her agency is still focused on the development and implementation of evidence-based programs and the policy lab is working to identify a new approach, which will involve working with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and other agencies that can "comment on what constitutes evidence-based practices.
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States should consider developing evidence-based prevention programs aimed at adolescents before they legalize the recreational use of marijuana, the researchers say.
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"It could work, but there isn't anything formally written per the American Academy of Neurology based on evidence-based trials," she says.
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Last year geeks at the United States International Trade Commission (USITC) published a 373-page, evidence-based assessment of America's trade deals.
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The most advanced one is an international board certified lactation consultant (IBCLC), who provides professional, evidence-based services in a clinical setting.
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Those behind the TrialsTracker, a web tool created by the Evidence-Based Medicine Data Lab, at Oxford University, hope to change this.
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When you say, how do we approach it in an evidence-based way, and are we doing that, and have that triangulation?
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"Our commitment to preventive, evidence-based medicine is reflected in some health outcomes that exceed those of the general public," she said.
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Treatment using MAT, particularly when coupled with evidence-based behavioral therapy, improves medical and mental health outcomes and reduces relapses and recidivism.
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Evidence-based arguments and reasoning are not what you get from politics if you just happen to watch coverage or read coverage.
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Story-telling can be used just as well to accompany evidence-based politics and arguments as it can be abused by populists.
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"We are willing to support fencing where it makes sense, but it should be done in an evidence-based fashion," Jeffries said.
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And evidence-based medicine thinkers and skeptics view the results of studies as suggestive of nothing more than acupuncture's potent placebo effect.
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Gaps in the judicial process when involving evidence based on ESI should be identified and remedied to ensure a fair judicial system.
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"We have seen dramatic decreases in motor vehicle deaths by investing in sound, evidence-based research in child passenger safety," Goyal said.
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In an era of growing inequality, rapid social change and profound economic uncertainty, it is essential that reform discussions be evidence-based.
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Additionally, the NRA has repeatedly rejected evidence-based policy proposals to keep guns away from individuals at an increased risk of violence.
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The fact that women need to make an evidence-based case for their inclusion on boards, in some ways, proves the point.
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Rizzo explains that much of his work is tied to exposure therapy—an evidence-based form of treatment for addressing anxiety disorders.
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They would find it much more challenging to maintain these evidence-based programs in the face of a repeal of those expansions.
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He also pledged to use evidence-based addiction treatment, and to reduce drug use among young people through a national advertising campaign.
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Randomized trials show that people, who receive consistent, evidence-based mental health treatments, are better able to succeed in the labor market.
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The Teacher Health and Wellness Act implements and analyzes the results of evidence based programs that improve teacher health, attendance, and engagement.
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Then, they can hold evidence-based debates or discussions on whether the benefits of gene editing salmon and mosquitoes outweigh the risks.
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What they don't have, however, is a whole lot of empirical evidence, based on my discussions with gun policy experts and researchers.
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A key investigator conducting those studies was Dr. Christopher Koper, the principal fellow of George Mason's Center for Evidence-Based Crime Policy.
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With an eye toward more evidence-based decision-making, we need to find ways to introduce accountability for bureaucrats' misdeeds and missteps.
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Given that, it's frustrating that policies to mandate and finance evidence-based approaches to social and emotional learning are slow to come.
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A pillar of modern health care, evidence-based medicine shows that most pain in an ER is not best managed with narcotics.
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These initiatives are exclusionary, ignoring international best practices for transparency, the need for science and evidence-based approaches and inclusive stakeholder engagement.
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Data-driven, evidence-based policing has advanced further with the help of crime-predicting software like HunchLab and gunfire-detection system ShotSpotter.
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Evidence-based policies and analysis of the CDC are needed to inform political decision to take effective action to reverse the epidemic.
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Although many schools base their curricula on evidence-based information, doing so is not a government-mandated requirement nor a flawless system.
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In 2005, Evidence-Based Dentistry highlighted a systematic review on the effects of routine scaling and polishing (you call it teeth cleaning).
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It would be a great relief to have a responsible, evidence-based decisionmaker like Yellen controlling at least some levers of policy.
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Lawmakers have at their disposal a growing repertoire of evidence-based tools for supporting optimum behavior in realistic, complex and uncertain situations.
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Every American deserves high quality, accessible, evidence-based mental health treatments, and adequate, affordable health insurance to cover the costs of care.
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They are not evidence-based practices and there is no data to suggest that either leads to reduced violent or uncontrolled behavior.
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Unfortunately, Trump's reported nomination of Alabama's Jeff Sessions to be attorney general bodes ill for evidence-based drug policy on other fronts.
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Their work in providing "high quality research" for "evidence-based advocacy" is necessary for the aforementioned organizations to do what they do.
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It is little more than a collection of privately developed workshops and training sessions that SAMHSA essentially certifies as being evidence-based.
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One example of a successful evidence-based HIV prevention intervention program is the Women's Health CoOp (WHC), which began in North Carolina.
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As a doctor, I know the importance of evidence-based decision-making, and know the errors that can ensue from hasty action.
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Here's how: Make evidence-based policy that joins these two causes by providing both quality child care and preschool for disadvantaged children.
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" Pelosi told Bash that Trump should listen to scientists' advice on the pandemic, saying he should be "scientifically-inclined (and) evidence-based.
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He returned home just in time to try his first evidence-based domestic violence case — against a sitting judge named Joe Davis.
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Our goal is to provide a trove of evidence-based, useful guidance to parents and people who are thinking about becoming parents.
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So to not be doing the kind of search that would help us to find more evidence-based interventions is just ludicrous.
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He suggests intentional evidence-based reframing — which complicates assumptions that black people's reasons for their actions were the same as white people's.
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Until that research is done, kratom doesn't have enough evidence, based on the scheduling system, to support its medical efficacy and safety.
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We must begin sensible, nonideological, evidence-based strategic planning, or I fear the world will witness the ebb of the American moment.
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While in theory many governments are keen to make their programs more evidence-based, in practice it's a challenge to do so.
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Both also received master's degrees from Oxford University in England, she in evidence-based social intervention and he in comparative social policy.
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Relying on high quality, non-partisan data for evidence-based policymaking may be our best hope for building bridges across the aisle.
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Mather was one of the supporters of the Salem witch trials, which relied on "spectral evidence," evidence based on dreams and visions.
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But without clinical trials in humans, psychologists say CBD's effect on depression is still a hypothesis, and not an evidence-based treatment.
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I would gladly relinquish my "excellent" private insurance for a public insurance plan that covered necessary, evidence-based care for all Americans.
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It's time to regain the initiative and win the crucial battle for facts and evidence-based truth, for freedom and genuine information.
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But instead of highlighting evidence-based approaches, the show features fringe therapies with limited evidence as treatments for serious mental health issues.
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The government chose Mathematica to determine independently which programs were evidence-based, and the list is updated with new and evolving data.
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The experts also praised the Karen Pryor Academy and Jean Donaldson's Academy for Dog Trainers for their use of evidence-based approaches.
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The experts also praised the Karen Pryor Academy and Jean Donaldson's Academy for Dog Trainers for their use of evidence-based approaches.
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We recognize this complex public health problem requires a multifaceted approach, so let us begin with our most promising, evidence-based interventions.
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To date, when used successfully to identify a perpetrator, the courts have not ruled to suppress evidence based solely on familial searching.
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Today, popular culture has embraced the sex addiction label ahead of evidence-based research, making it difficult to separate fact from fiction.
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However, in deciding on a doctor, patients need to be cautious not to confuse customer satisfaction with evidence-based, patient-centered care.
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SAMHSA is still "very focused on the development and implementation of evidence-based programs in communities across the nation," the notice says.
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These are just a few examples of the many innovative, evidence-based activities being undertaken at the local, county and state level.
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And if they don't enjoy an app, they're likely to engage less and less with the evidence-based treatments baked into it.
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The AMA encourages physicians to co-prescribe naloxone to patients at risk of overdose because of a few evidence-based reasons: 1.
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Evidence-based decision making has been at the forefront of so many of our political agendas in the 20th and 21st centuries.
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In the decades since, she's become one of the most prominent thinkers in the world on scientific literacy and evidence-based medicine.
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Evidence-based psychotherapy also treats depression, but some families don't commit the time or resources to ensure their children have frequent appointments.
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That's why I'm proposing that grants shouldn't fund evidence-based programs to reduce crime, worthy as those are, but rather rural job replacement.
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While virtually all doctors support evidence-based medicine in the abstract, clinicians and medical societies seek to maintain their professional and clinical autonomy.
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"As a result, crafting evidence-based recommendations that address all of the technologies children and adolescents currently use has been challenging," JAMA said.
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It promotes "simple evidence-based strategies" to encourage students to make healthy choices, participate in federally subsidized lunch programs, and waste less food.
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In a study published this week in the journal Evidence-based Complementary and Alternative Medicine, researchers measured the biological effect of the procedure.
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Yet, there is evidence that cash reparations would not only be a just form of repayment, but a massive evidence-based health intervention.
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Our perspectives are shaped by anecdotal evidence based on our interactions with entrepreneurs, corporate customers, and big tech leaders defining this new wave.
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Donald Trump might not be the President, but solidarity, Brexit woes and a general love of evidence-based facts drew the excited crowd.
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Krugman writes that the report is not just "embarrassing" and "horrifying," but could damage the progressive movement's reputation for evidence-based policy-making.
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" Iverson reflected, "It's disheartening to see evidence-based policies that we put in place being undone for what seems like purely ideological reasons.
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Overall, the changes and Foley's appointment could shift the Title X program from being evidence based to one that is rooted in ideology.
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There are no evidence-based age recommendations for when a child should get their first phone, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics.
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Such supplements can't replace evidence-based practices, but if they're not doing harm, they might push patients toward a healthier lifestyle, she says.
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Emergency physicians support evidence-based, coordinated pain treatment guidelines that promote adequate pain control, health care access and flexibility for physician clinical judgement.
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Health data collected entirely from smartphones could help researchers study an unprecedented amount of evidence-based information about the nature of chronic diseases.
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Move away from zero-tolerance policies Experts have long recommended moving away from zero-tolerance policies and towards evidence-based programs like KiVa.
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Of course, healthcare providers should only give evidence-based advice to patients about weight loss in order to optimize their chance of success.
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Signed into law in March, the act forming the Commission is a boon to champions of evidence-based policy across the political divide.
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It was designed to support evidence-based interventions that were measurably successful and rigorously tested, and to provide funding for promising new interventions.
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To tackle this, the Department of Health in the U.K. is looking to create a new endorsement model for evidence-based health apps.
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Messrs Gans and Leigh: It is, of course, a complex issue as to why seemingly sensible and evidence-based policies are not implemented.
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Doctors have been quite resistant to so-called "evidence-based medicine"—the disbursement of treatment according to quantitative evidence rather than medical discretion.
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Under the new program, called myWW, members will take "an evidence-based personal assessment" about their food preferences, workouts and weight loss goals.
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The assessment would be used to determine the type and intensity of evidence-based programming needed to reduce the prisoner's risk of recidivism.
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He served as acting deputy director and led evidence-based policy initiatives for the Office of Management and Budget during the Obama administration.
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For Dr. Sepah, the key to determining if an app like this is worth your time is if it uses evidence-based treatments.
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"More expensive markets lead to lower expected returns," Asness said at the 2nd Annual Evidence-Based Investing Conference in New York on Thursday.
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But we are having to ration naloxone because we simply don't have the resources to purchase this medication and increase evidence-based treatment.
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We then convene workgroups made up of clinical and administrative experts, patients, community organizations and other groups to develop our evidence-based recommendations.
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As a nurse, I believe in data-driven, evidence-based policymaking that will make a difference and help make improvements in our country.
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In the throes of an opioid addiction crisis, there is thus a clear disincentive to the ER doctor to perform evidence-based medicine.
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"I'm a little bearish on the whole thing," Asness said at the 2nd Annual Evidence-Based Investing conference in New York on Thursday.
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In prior such crises when there were disagreements or controversies, time and time again, evidence-based research has informed policy to find solutions.
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Grants like these are speckled across the country, but the fact remains that for too many people, accessing evidence-based treatment is impossible.
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What scientists have to do is somehow justify maintaining that trust—that means public engagement, teaching people the importance of evidence based findings.
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Unfortunately, by doubling down on abstinence programs and gutting evidence-based sexual health promotion, we risk halting, perhaps even reversing these positive trends.
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"We need more rational scientists and technologists in congress armed with evidence-based policymaking, not politicians making irrational decisions based on their emotions."
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There are just two evidence-based treatments for ADHD, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics' ADHD guidelines: behavioral therapy and pharmaceutical drugs.
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Some patients delay for much longer, or opt out of evidence-based treatment in favor of something of dubious benefit that's hawked online.
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The evidence-based development world has often been too optimistic about how well the evidence they see from program trials translates to policy.
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It really matters that we commit ourselves to evidence-based argumentation, to respecting what has been established through science, building upon past knowledge.
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Before starting class, try "two feet one breath," an evidence-based awareness and burnout prevention practice described in this Well article about doctors.
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The health care system has ignored evidence-based approaches to wage a cruel, counterproductive war on overweight people, wrote Michael Hobbes in HuffPost.
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"It has to be personalized," said Dr. Analia Veitz-Keenan, the director of evidence-based dentistry at New York University College of Dentistry.
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Giving aid to former fighters remains controversial, but new evidence-based strategies provide reason for hope that reintegration can succeed despite the challenges.
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In a statement, Huawei welcomed Downing Street&aposs "evidence-based" decision to allow the firm to continue its rollout of the 5G network.
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Clinicians should not be hindered by outdated government policies when it comes to making evidence-based treatment decisions to best serve their patients.
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Payouts by drug companies will do nothing to diminish the harm these companies caused, unless these resources go specifically towards evidence-based solution.
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Communities could apply for funding to put in only approved evidence-based teen pregnancy prevention programs, or evaluate promising and innovative new approaches.
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The states should continue with their effective, evidence-based approaches, and Congress should find a way at last to pass meaningful sentencing reform.
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My company: Journify helps people and people-first companies address burnout and develop positive lifestyle habits through coaching and other evidence-based methods.
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But transparency and evidence-based science are not just a limited government issue; they're a better governance issue that should enjoy bipartisan commitment.
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On last year's SATs, students averaged 2500 in evidence-based reading and writing and 705 in math, compared with 531 and 533 statewide.
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"Transparency in decision-making, evidence-based (conclusions), those are things we absolutely agree with," CAPP executive vice-president Terry Abel said by phone.
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Unlike the so-called "tough on crime" approaches of the 2900's, RMIA would support evidence-based programs that reduce incarceration and crime.
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By contrast, the Brooking Institution estimates that over six dollars is saved for every dollar spent on evidence-based teen pregnancy prevention programs.
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One problem some investors may have with evidence-based investing is passive vehicles are boring; they quietly provide investors with predictable, marketlike returns.
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EASOM: Policymakers should work to assure that caregivers receive evidence-based, culturally sensitive support services that target identified needs through community caregiver programs.
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But we know there are evidence-based solutions and if legislators will listen to survivors and advocates like Aalayah, we can save lives.
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The upshot, as summarized by Child Trends, is that the evidence-based home visit programs the federal government funds have a positive impact.
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He served as acting deputy director and led evidence-based policy initiatives for the Office of Management and Budget during the Obama Administration.
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Second, Congress should make certain that treatment programs receiving federal funds are evidence based and provide supports in keeping with a chronic condition.
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And there is a sea of difference between evidence based upon circumstance, innuendo and interpretation -- and that which is direct and potentially contradictory.
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The piece, which was authored by Brookings Senior Fellow Mark Hall, referred to itself as a "rigorous, evidence-based analysis" of the issue.
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A high proportion of programs, many of which are included in this report, bill themselves as "evidence-based" without improving these meaningful metrics.
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One worthy evidence-based treatment included in the report that has been shown to reduce homelessness, incarceration, and hospitalization is Assisted Outpatient Treatment.
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We have to have an evidence-based conversation about what does work and what money has been spent and how effective it is.
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Mean SAT scores in 21949 were 593 in evidence-based reading and writing, and 583 in math; statewide means were 535 and 519.
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That hurdle has to be overcome, he explained, to convince policymakers to accept even the best, most evidence-based ideas for addiction care.
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And doctors and others in evidence-based medicine world are in a special position to help bring their revolution closer to the media.
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This finding is likely explained by greater access to preventive health care services,including evidence-based smoking cessation services, resulting from Medicaid coverage.
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"They've already been exposed to things that are so un-evidence-based, and the same principle applies to the general public," he says.
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But this needs to be done slowly and using evidence-based approaches, which often requires tapers that continue over months or even years.
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Sulik has since gone on to start the Breast Cancer Consortium, a research group dedicated to highlighting critical health literacy and evidence-based medicine.
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But in terms of obstruction, I think that there is no credible evidence based on the Comey firing to make out a criminal charge.
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The stent controversy serves as a reminder that the United States struggles when it comes to winnowing evidence-based treatments from the ineffective chaff.
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Haelle's own, evidence-based book for young adults, Vaccination Investigation: The History and Science of Vaccines, comes up ninth in the "vaccination" search results.
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Not only on a national level, but also by advocating for these evidence-based policies at the historic U.N. meeting on drugs this week.
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"We call on all countries to implement decisions that are evidence-based and consistent," he told the WHO executive board, reiterating his earlier message.
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Making such promises runs against our party's best traditions of evidence-based policy making and undermines our reputation as the party of responsible arithmetic.
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There are plenty of evidence-based ideas that could help end the opioid epidemic, from more access to addiction treatment to harm reduction efforts.
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The first thing to say about modern medicine is that it is an evidence-based science in the way that Victorian medicine was not.
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From Meals on Wheels to PBS to AmeriCorps, the administration's budget cuts disproportionately affects data-driven, evidence-based programs that help low-income communities.
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We believe that an evidence-based understanding of what nuclear weapons actually do invalidates all arguments for continued possession of these weapons by anyone.
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Unfortunately, the misunderstandings about psychedelics, brought about by a drug policy that is not evidence-based, holds back scientific exploration of such potential therapies.
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Mr Ramaphosa has made some promising suggestions, for example saying that he will embrace an intensive evidence-based reading programme championed by Mr Spaull.
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WHO also announced that they would begin researching methods for diagnosing burnout, and create "evidence-based guidelines on mental well-being in the workplace."
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Pat Riley was looking to change things around and I was a young, upcoming, educated athletic trainer using real science and evidence-based practices.
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It is also amusing to note the NRA's sudden commitment to data and evidence-based solutions, as they have held researchers hostage for decades.
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Behavioral counseling in concert with recovery medication, often referred to as medication-assisted treatment, is the most effective, yet underused, evidence-based recovery treatment.
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We support evidence-based approaches and want to encourage the reinvestment of savings from incarcerating fewer individuals into much-needed services to support survivors.
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Wales' comments come following the launch of his new venture called Wikitribune, a news site that is going to focus on "evidence-based journalism".
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In Baltimore, we aim to make evidence-based, on-demand medication assisted treatment (MAT) — the gold standard of opioid addiction treatment — available and accessible.
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Under Fitzgerald, CDC employees were reportedly advised against using words like "evidence-based" and "science-based," prompting backlash from public health experts and advocates.
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Reducing the capacity of ERS and orienting it to support policy advocacy diminishes the foundation for transparent, accessible, evidence-based policy design and evaluation.
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Dr. David Sackett, who died last year, conducted clinical trials that confirmed their findings as he developed what became known as evidence-based medicine.
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If anything, studies like this can help steer human enhancement away from the fears of a dystopian future, and toward something more evidence-based.
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Unfortunately, a legal environment in which marijuana is criminalized and its consumers are stigmatized is not conducive to imposing such commonsense, evidence-based practices.
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For many reasons, veterans, especially those with PTSD, often do not seek treatment, refuse it, drop out, or do not receive evidence based care.
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Last year, a bipartisan law — the Evidence-Based Policymaking Commission Act of 2016 — established a commission to study how data can improve government initiatives.
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Sheriff Apple began a program in the Albany County jail that provides medication and other evidence based programming for people with opioid use disorder.
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"Today's decision means Oklahomans can continue receiving high-quality, evidence-based abortion care," said Autumn Katz, senior counsel at the Center for Reproductive Rights.
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Together, we adopted an evidence-based behavioral intervention plan that prioritized enhanced academic and social behavior outcomes over punishment, and clarified processes and responsibilities.
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The United States has supported the delivery of high quality, evidence-based family planning counseling to low income Americans for nearly a half century.
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SIPPRA enables the federal government to participate with state and local governments as payers to investors who take the risk on evidence-based interventions.
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Many 2020 presidential candidates are tapping into this sentiment as well, by endorsing evidence-based reforms that require less drama in our nation's statehouses.
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In its first year, over 900 non-healthcare staff from community-based partner organizations have been trained in various evidence-based mental health modalities.
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We believe LIVESTRONG at the YMCA should be offered to clinicians as an evidence-based resource in order to decrease costs and improve recovery.
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We need systems and resources to characterize each person's individual risks and needs and address those with patient centered approaches and evidence-based treatments.
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By coupling concrete, evidence-based goals with policy proposals that explicitly support these goals, Green New Dealers have shown not only courage but savvy.
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The organization developed an innovative cost-benefit model to identify evidence-based policies and programs that provide the best return on investment for taxpayers.
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Unsurprisingly, Washington state — after using this approach for more than 30 years — is widely considered a leader in the field of evidence-based policymaking.
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Evidence shows that the U.S. healthcare system is laden with fat and overpays for care, much of which is unnecessary and not evidence-based.
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"It provides governments, producers and individuals with an evidence-based starting point to work together to transform our food systems and cultures," he said.
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"Today's decision means Oklahomans can continue receiving high-quality, evidence-based abortion care," said Autumn Katz, senior counsel at the Center for Reproductive Rights.
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HART authors, Durham police, and the University of Cambridge's centre for evidence-based policing, defended the system in a submission to a parliamentary inquiry.
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He notes that partisans of today's much promoted evidence-based medicine must determinedly finesse the fact that medicine is riddled with flawed, incomplete evidence.
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We can reduce the impact of these adversities, including lead exposure, when we wrap these children in evidence-based interventions to promote their development.
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More broadly, the report's focus on evidence-based treatment and how it presents the information using research rather than opinion or belief is crucial.
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"The study is an important first step in figuring out how can we use these technologies in a way that's evidence based," he said.
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It also neglected innovative evidence-based policies to mitigate the harms of opioid use, such as needle exchanges, supervised injection sites, and prescription heroin.
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As a physician, I should be able to inform and treat patients using best medical practices and evidence-based care, not big government ideology.
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But this episode is also an opportunity to think more about how to tilt the balance toward evidence-based thinking and away from Goopshit.
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The report evaluated the evidence based on three criteria: The act must be obstructive, linked to an investigation and undertaken with a corrupt motive.
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But "if you're going to be evidence-based at the first step, you should also care about evidence at the second step," Mobarak said.
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A staff member might handle the logistics of pushing forward a new evidence-based reform, drafting presentations, and making sure key deadlines are met.
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Osterwalder said his methods bring a more evidence-based rigor to an area of business that has traditionally been handled with superstition and mystery.
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Often, we assume, people make up their minds after a careful weighing of evidence, based on facts, reason, and our experience in the world.
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I declined, aware that alternating acetaminophen and ibuprofen, and icing and elevating were better, evidence-based options for acute pain like a broken bone.
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Without this data, we will continue to guess at the severity of this outbreak, greatly hampering quality decision-making and evidence-based resource allocation.
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More money to addiction care could help boost access, although that would have to be paired with an emphasis on more evidence-based practices.
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It's becoming clear, researchers say, that there's far too little evidence on how diabetes drugs affect the heart to make rational evidence-based judgments.
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He said he believed that federal mental health funding should be refocused on the most costly mental health challenges and on evidence-based treatments.
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Decisions regarding therapeutic options and management for pain should be determined using best practices and evidence-based guidelines on a case-by-case basis.
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The AHRQ discovers ineffective and harmful treatments, studies ways to eliminate them and facilitates better health outcomes through evidence-based improvements in care delivery.
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The program helps define, through rigorous science and evidence-based practices, the highest animal welfare and well-being standards for animals in human care.
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The Global Commission on Drug Policy — of which I am a founding member — has supported an open, evidence-based debate on drugs since 2011.
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I hope to bring evidence-based policymaking to D.C., because that's a pretty unique thing in this day and age, and it shouldn't be.
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Countries should implement evidence-based public health policies, combat misinformation, share data, and work together to stop the spread of the virus, Adhanom said.
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"We worked hard to ensure our program was robust and included all evidence-based strategies for reducing obesity," she said in the written statement.
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People are better off getting personalized, evidence-based care from their primary care provider rather than an over-the-top executive physical, she said.
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Evidence-based medicine combined with greater access to health data is empowering doctors to keep their patients well instead of simply treating their sickness.
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Some of the places Sean went to are still respected and, according to experts in the field, do use evidence-based models of care.
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In low-income countries such as Zimbabwe, over 22006 per cent of people don't have access to evidence-based talking therapies or modern antidepressants.
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"The pull-up is an evidence-based field test of dynamic upper body strength and endurance which incentivizes beneficial training behaviors," he told Military.
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Evidence-based home visiting programs also show positive impacts for families, such as increased parental income and increased percentages of parents who live together.
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We can fund accessible, evidence-based treatment programs for people whose use of drugs is problematic so they can get the help they need.
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But as these frameworks are evaluated and put into place, we need appropriate guardrails that preserve evidence-based decision-making by patients and physicians.
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It makes no evidence-based case that waterboarding works and skips the legal and moral arguments against the interrogation technique, widely regarded as torture.
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It seems as if every day one state or another is moving forward with new, evidence-based approaches to reducing both crime and incarceration.
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What is science with its stodgy physiology and evidence-based medicine against the allure of the patient anecdote and the promise of a cure?
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"We worked hard to ensure our program was robust and included all evidence-based strategies for reducing obesity," she said in a written statement.
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When evidence-based medicine is not properly applied, though, it not only undermines its reasons for existence, but it also can lead to harm.
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" She has critiqued the wall on the narrow grounds that government should instead employ "evidence-based knowledge about how we best secure our border.
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The U.S. Senate Finance Committee Tuesday will explore a critical – yet often ignored – topic: the need for evidence-based programs to enhance social services.
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This post has been adapted from a talk Julia will deliver on Wednesday at Evidence Live, an evidence-based medicine conference at Oxford University.
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It also might make it harder to ensure that agencies are seeking out the best, most evidence-based programs and aren't duplicating different efforts.
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To this end, there are evidence-based approaches, particularly treatment with anti-addiction medications like methadone and buprenorphine, that have pretty good success rates.
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"The updated guidelines include evidence-based strategies that leaders across the nation can use to help Americans fit more physical activity into their daily lives."
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We found through survey experiments that if doctors were to become forceful advocates for evidence-based medicine, many of the public's concerns would be allayed.
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The app provides simple, evidence-based tips on how to reduce exposure to these chemicals in your permanent home—or your home away from home.
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"This is a disease that can touch anybody, and all of us can reduce drug abuse through evidence-based treatment, prevention and recovery," Janney said.
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Though Haelle is not particularly concerned about her own book's placement, she is concerned that non-evidence-based books are burying ones containing accurate data.
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But we need a new strategy, a public health approach that treats guns as we do cars — taking evidence-based steps to make them safer.
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If the US isn't making good use of even the bare minimum of evidence-based treatment, it's no wonder the opioid crisis keeps getting worse.
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Yesterday, the clinic put out the following statement (which has gone through at least one revision):Cleveland Clinic is fully committed to evidence-based medicine.
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On its roads, America dramatically reversed the soaring toll of death and injury by automobile with a holistic array of evidence-based public health measures.
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We should create digital apothecaries, that is, online portals providing unlimited access to evidence-based Massive Open Online Interventions in as many languages as possible.
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"There are no easy fixes to gun laws," says Horwitz, adding that it takes a series of interconnected, evidence-based policies to combat gun violence.
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And as recreational marijuana becomes legal in more and more states, clear, evidence-based policies will be key to keeping people safe on the road.
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There are innovative evidence-based policies that temporarily yank a person's right to drink if they get in trouble with the law due to alcohol.
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But this is a devastating disease, and it's also very important that we find new pharmaceutical treatments for addiction, based on good, evidence-based research.
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"They&aposre one of the early adopters where an organization out there has really pushed hospitals to follow these evidence-based best practices," Young said.
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She doesn't have any evidence-based recommendations for a time limit on use of devices, but says "frequent breaks from near work" are very important.
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Rauner said he supports the bill's establishment of an evidence-based model that ties public school funding to "best practices" aimed at enhancing student achievement.
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Given this reality, New York has led a nationwide trend toward reversing punitive policies and replacing them with ones that favor evidence-based treatment approaches.
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Organizers said 11,000 people took part in the event, which they said aimed to highlight the importance of science and evidence-based knowledge in democracies.
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The Earth Day event was in effect a protest against what critics say has been the Trump administration's disregard for evidence-based knowledge and research.
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Among other things, the Framingham study illustrated that cigarettes increase the risk of heart disease and helped lawmakers implement evidence-based policy that improved health.
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Any move to place the rights of guns over the rights of people with mental health needs is pure politics, not evidence-based or pragmatic.
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But sex ed that's evidence-based and delivered by trained professionals, like Planned Parenthood's sex educators, is extremely effective and widely supported in our country.
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As we have explained to the makers of Cologuard, the process of amending a HEDIS measure to include new treatment options is strictly evidence-based.
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This legislation would tackle recidivism head-on by bringing the latest data-driven and evidence-based research and best practices into the federal prison system.
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"I feel a lot of responsibility," says Abbey Sharp, a Canadian registered dietitian and YouTuber who frequently makes evidence-based critiques of online diet trends.
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I appreciate what you do, and boy I sure do love that evidence-based pursuit of knowledge, but did you have to make mutant wasps?
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As a serious intellectual exercise with potentially profound policy implications, a systematic and evidence-based debate on China's future is both healthy and long overdue.
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"Instead of locking people up, we could, for example, distribute real drug information, science-based, evidence-based, drug information for kids in school," Bandele says.
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It is this complex convolution that makes it so important to think about the Ethics of VR in a critical, evidence-based, and rational manner.
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"Opponents of evidence-based medicine have frequently argued that no one would perform a randomized trial of parachute use," the researchers wrote in their study.
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We set strategic, evidence-based investment plans in advance precisely so that we have something to guide us through these periods of uncertainty and worry.
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"We hope patients who have not sought treatment would see these results as additional incentive to obtain evidence-based PTSD psychotherapy," Scherrer said by email.
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They spent years building a movement for something called evidence-based prosecution, which kept a victim from having to take the stand against an abuser.
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My hope is that these reviews serve to help dissuade people from viewing the Whole30 as an evidence-based diet and seek out healthier alternatives.
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Too often, the addicted person isn't seen as someone worthy of evidence-based medical care until people are sitting in the pews at their funeral.
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"[This study] is an example of evidence-based medicine in the information age," said Andrea Burbank, a physician and co-lead author of the study.
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Over the past three years, GPI has supported 53 partnerships, at least three of which have already contributed to scale-ups of evidence-based policies.
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Irvington High School's 2017 mean SAT scores were 619 in evidence-based reading and writing and 625 in math; statewide equivalents were 528 and 523.
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For example, the Communities That Care program builds coalitions in a community and provides tools to make decisions about the best evidence-based prevention programs.
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"Until today, there was no evidence-based guideline in the United States on pediatric mTBI -- inclusive of all causes," Houry said in a news release.
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For some, that sentiment may reflect their personal desire for a new president more than an evidence-based assessment of whether he could be impeached.
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Payment systems, including for prescription drugs, need to be based on value, performance and evidence based approaches that provide transparency on cost and patient outcomes.
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As the Mayors of Ithaca, N.Y. and Santa Fe, N.M, we are doing just that: developing and implementing data-driven, evidence-based compassionate drug policies.
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"Promoting quality evidence-based care ... we know these things work, so let's get people to do them and do them more systematic way," he said.
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Our own Christina Caron and The Times's John Herrman are both soothing voices explaining the tech in our lives in an evidence-based, rational way.
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Coalition staff and their patients usually knew what was needed — evidence-based addiction treatment, housing, mental health services — but resources were often in short supply.
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We should replace money bail with evidence-based risk assessments, based on the data that best predicts court appearance and likelihood of rearrest before trial.
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Those running for office must speak out against the gun lobby's toxic agenda, fight NRA-backed legislation, and embrace evidence-based policies their constituents support.
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What it does: Based in London and Brussels, Sandbag is a nonprofit think tank that uses data analysis to help build evidence-based climate policy.
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And so if we need additional time ... in order to reach a more fact-based, evidence-based decision, we're going to ... ask for extra time.
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It would also fund school gardens and other evidence-based interventions related to student health and nutrition to create hands-on learning opportunities for students.
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He has appointed two people to the Department of Health and Human Services who vehemently and openly oppose the best, evidence-based care for women.
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Many of its supporters say that using evidence-based medicine can address the problems of cost, quality and access that bedevil the health care system.
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On the other hand, this also shows the longstanding truth about Republican voter fraud claims: They are about winning elections, not really evidence-based concerns.
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There are many other evidence-based options available now — from medically assisted treatments to cognitive behavioral therapy to the emerging use of psychedelics including psilocybin.
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There are many other evidence-based options available now — from medically assisted treatments to cognitive behavioral therapy to the emerging use of psychedelics including psilocybin.
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The most common kinds of mistreatment are non-consensual procedures (including sterilization), non-evidence-based interventions like routine episiotomies, and physical, verbal and sexual abuse.
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They didn't turn doctors into cold, evidence-based automatons, but rather helped them more easily access and make sense of a wider selection of data.
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But instead, the evidence-based medicine community valiantly faced up to the information overload, organized around it, and created systems and tools that helped doctors.
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The OECD included non-European countries; the idea behind its formation was to encourage economic interdependence among member nations with the help of evidence-based analysis.
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More money could also go to other kinds of evidence-based treatment, programs that attract more doctors, and policies that create more infrastructure for addiction care.
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Nordea Bank chief executive admitted that lenders do need to address regulatory concerns however urged regulators to adopt a more "evidence-based" and correctly calibrated process.
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"The example you have set promoting sustainability and evidence-based science is compromised by your implicit support of the session organized at LibertyCon," the congresswomen wrote.
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The Trump administration cannot simply rescind or withdraw federal regulations; it will have to undertake a new evidence-based rulemaking process to amend or cancel them.
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"We can work on these [changes] while we continue to promote evidence-based policies, education campaigns, and cessation approaches that we know are effective," he said.
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Friends and colleagues say it paints a fair picture of the man: polite and modest in all his dealings; rigorous and evidence-based in his work.
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"GoTogether is a viable alternative to anonymous reporting, and it ensures that people are coming forward… with substantiated, evidence-based reports," explains the Vault Platform CEO.
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"There's less for people to be smuggling drugs if they have access to evidence-based treatment and care they need while in the facility," LaSalle said.
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Similarly, Medicare pays for diabetes screening and treatment, but is silent on whether evidence-based behavioral and technology-enabled interventions intended to prevent disease are reimbursable.
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In its announcement, Facebook vaguely spoke about plans to surface evidence-based information about vaccines from authoritative sources in vaccine-related search results, pages, and groups.
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It combines the evidence-based research it aims to share with technology, its own streetwear brand and – as the means of reaching the target audience – music.
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As long as we still have evidence-based institutions that are willing to contradict Trump's alternative facts, we are not quite at the Orwellian crisis point.
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But there's all this evidence, based on your own statements, about your interest in the outcome of this case and your attempts to influence the jury.
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In their monograph, Nick Hillman, David Tandberg and Brian Sponsler point to the prevalence of policymakers preferring research that confirms their views over evidence-based research.
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They have opposed new commonsense, evidence-based policies such as the Gun Violence Restraining Order (GVRO), which is currently in effect in California and Washington state.
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" The budget would, however, carve out room for more apprenticeship programs, which the White House says are an "evidence-based approach to preparing workers for jobs.
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" Other key takeaways from his appearance at the Milken Institute's Future of Health summit: The fixes: "Better education, better partnerships and adoption of evidence-based practices.
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The bill is based on reforms in states like Georgia and Texas, which have focused on evidence-based programs to reduce recidivism and enhance public safety.
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The federal government has ended a national registry designed to provide information to the public about evidence-based mental health and substance use interventions and programs.
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Mental Health First Aid is an evidence-based education program that provides first aid training to community leaders such as teachers, police officers and first responders.
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Fourth, companies must institute an incident response system that immediately responds to and remediates incidents, and an evidence-based method of showcasing operational effectiveness after remediation.
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In such situations, navigating decisions with parents is complex, deeply personal and should be guided by trained professionals in the most thoughtful and evidence-based way.
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And what are "evidence-based recidivism reduction programing or productive activities" that a prisoner must only "participate in" (not complete) in order to receive time credits?
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The Trump administration has reportedly banned the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) from using the phrases "evidence-based" and "science-based" in official documents.
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The Trump administration ended a national database for evidence-based mental health and substance abuse programs because it was "flawed" and potentially dangerous, officials said Thursday.
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"Extreme risk" laws are unique in that the criteria for issuance are evidence-based risk factors for dangerousness, such as past threats or acts of violence.
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Now it is up to us — citizens, advocates, policymakers — to continue to push for evidence-based policy at the federal level and in all 50 states.
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That's when we commissioned the RAND Corporation to undertake the first national comprehensive evidence-based research that's been done on this population, military and veteran caregivers.
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Preliminary results suggest real promise for the next generation of public programs, if the baton of evidence-based policymaking is not dropped by the next administration.
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Unless cruelty is the point, these states would do well to stop playing with people's lives, and instead adopt evidence-based policy that actually helps people.
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Of course, not all trauma survivors want to come in for help or they may start one of the evidence-based psychotherapies and choose to dropout.
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"One of the things is, we don't have any evidence-based medication that has proven to be efficacious for the treatment of cocaine addiction," Volkow said.
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Meanwhile, the US Preventive Services Task Force — an evidence-based group that governments and insurers usually follow — suggests screening every two years starting at age 50.
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Philpott gave no firm details on the bill itself, but she said that the Liberals will be approaching legalization from a scientific and evidence-based perspective.
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There is well-grounded reason to be optimistic that very significant progress can be achieved through a long-term, strategic and evidence-based campaign against slavery.
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To trust the leadership, you need to know that they'll take decisive, evidence-based actions, and provide you the resources you needed to follow them through.
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The Marine Corps eventually diagnosed him with PTSD, but never gave him the type of evidence-based psychotherapy that is widely seen as the best treatment.
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But the studies so far have not controlled for access to evidence-based treatment or other policies — good or bad — that can affect opioid overdose deaths.
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For Barlow's 2017 graduating class, mean SAT scores were 590 in evidence-based reading and writing and 580 in math; statewide means were 530 and 19103.
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By the mid-1990s, Mr. Gwinn had become a national leader in evidence-based prosecution; he and a colleague trained thousands of lawyers around the country.
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For Hamilton's 2017 graduating class, mean SAT scores were 536 in evidence-based reading and writing and 18703 in math; statewide means were 528 and 523.
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Mean SAT scores for the 2018 graduating class were 19703 in evidence-based reading and writing and 570 in math; statewide means were 534 and 534.
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In evidence-based medicine, though, anecdotes are considered the lowest form of evidence, since they may be cherry-picked or otherwise unrepresentative of a broader experience.
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But until the empirical research backs it up, pouring time and money into this kind of intervention may not be as evidence-based as people think.
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A handful of hoax papers will not likely change the course of a field, but to applaud such fraudulence undermines the importance of evidence-based thinking.
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Melissa Garrido is the associate director of the Partnered Evidence-Based Policy Resource Center at the Veterans Health Administration and a research associate professor at BUSPH.
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Hendrick Hudson High School's 2017 mean SAT scores were 577 in evidence-based reading and writing and 19543 in math; statewide equivalents were 528 and 523.
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Then, during the rest of the week, they apply the same skill set of close reading, analysis and writing evidence-based paragraphs to a Shakespeare text.
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Not enough of them are getting it, and there are terrible disparities in who is and is not getting access to effective and evidence-based treatments.
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Mean SAT scores for the 2018 graduating class were 654 in evidence-based reading and writing and 655 in math; statewide means were 534 and 903.
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After watching the video and reading the article, students have enough information to support both sides in an evidence-based discussion, debate or argument-writing piece.
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The New Health Care My friends know they are going to get an evidence-based read on medical practices when they turn to me for advice.
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Ziller noted that resources and public health infrastructure in rural areas are modest compared to urban areas, making it harder to implement evidence-based prevention programs.
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The funding cut means that 2202,2628 students in Baltimore will no longer have evidence-based curricula, creating a vacuum of critical health education for vulnerable youth.
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Mean SAT scores for Housatonic's 2019 graduating class were 522 in evidence-based reading and writing, and 492 in math; statewide means were 19684 and 516.
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"The F.C.C. needs a more evidence-based approach," said Roslyn Layton, a fellow at the American Enterprise Institute who was on Mr. Trump's F.C.C. transition team.
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One such process is the Lean Startup method that Blank helped create, which he describes as a transition "from belief-based business to evidence-based entrepreneurship."
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I try to maintain a data driven, evidence based approach to public policy, and when I look at the top healthcare systems, I see a hodgepodge.
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She has her PhD from Flinders University in Australia, focused on evidence-based medicine and clinical informatics, and her Bachelor's degree from the University of Pennsylvania.
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Last December, policy analysts at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention were forced to remove words like "evidence-based" and "science-based" from budgetary language.
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Attorneys for Durst said they made the concession as a strategic decision after the judge agreed to admit the evidence based on analysis by handwriting experts.
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