Current Best Evidence
Evidence-based medicine involves asking a clinical question, identifying evidence to help answer the question, appraising the evidence, and then applying it to the care of patients. The Journal of Pediatrics recognizes that applying evidence to the care of patients can be challenging, and busy clinicians continue to look for concise summaries of evidence. In the "Current Best Evidence" section, The Journal brings you concise summaries of the best evidence, along with commentaries from experts to put this evidence into context. The goal is to help you provide the highest quality care to the patients you serve.
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