Origins of Evidence-Based Approaches to Best Practice: Evidence-Based Medicine
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Describing, defining, and justifying evidence-based practices (EBP) are channels of research now being given a great deal of thought in many disciplines and fields of study. Tracing the history of the evidence-based paradigm must include exploring its origins in the development of evidence-based medicine (EBM). Today, social science and related disciplines (e.g., management, education, social work, and social services) are joining the quest to inform practice with evidence. 12 Pages
Author: Patricia A. Cutspec
Published: 2004

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