Chapter 14 DH202

What is a systematic method of evaluating research for clinical application known as?

• Evidence-Based Practice

• Randomized Control Trials

• Qualitative Research

• Case Studies

What does Evidence-Based Practice aim to reduce in treatment?

• Variation

• Costs

• Time

• Complexity

Which of the following is NOT a component of the Evidence-Based Decision Making process?

• Scientific evidence

• Patient preferences or values

• Financial considerations

• Clinician’s experience and judgment

Which component of the Evidence-Based Decision Making process involves the clinician's personal expertise?

• Scientific evidence

• Patient preferences or values

• Clinical/patient circumstances

• Clinician’s experience and judgment

How many components are involved in the Evidence-Based Decision Making process?

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NGSS.HS-ESS3-2

NGSS.HS-ETS1-3

Which of the following statements is true about Evidence-Based Decision Making?

• It disregards the clinician’s experience and judgment.

• It is based solely on patient preferences or values.

• It integrates multiple components including scientific evidence and clinical circumstances.

• It focuses only on clinical/patient circumstances.

What type of studies are classified as Secondary Studies in the Levels of Evidence?

• Cohort Studies and Case-Control Studies

• Meta-analysis and Systematic Reviews

• Randomized Controlled Trials and Cohort Studies

• Case Studies and Narrative Reviews

What is the lowest level of evidence in the Levels of Evidence pyramid?

• Case-Control Studies

• Cohort Studies

• Animal & Laboratory Pre-Clinical Trials

• Case Studies

Which university offered the first master's degree program in dental hygiene?

• Harvard University

• Columbia University

• Stanford University

• Yale University

What major milestone in dental hygiene research occurred in the 1980s?

• First study conducted

• First master's degree program offered

• First research textbook written

• ADHA established a research division