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• - A tutorial on basic concepts, including a guide to searching literature and databases. From Thomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia, USA.
  
• - A self-paced tutorial on the principles and processes, designed for healthcare practitioners and students. From the Duke University Medical Center, Durham, USA.
  
• - The Medical University of South Carolina, USA, presents definitions, worksheets and case histories to illustrate and practice the principles.
  
• - The University of Virginia School of Medicine presents a guide to using web-based medical search engines, with links to the major resources.
  
• - The Department of Family Practice at Michigan State University presents a web-based course about the evidence-based approach to clinical practice and the management of literature.
  
• - Explains the use of confidence intervals in testing hypotheses. From the Canadian Medical Association Journal. [English and French]
  
• - Features tutorials on practising and teaching this method of critical appraisal, with glossary of terms and self-evaluation questionnaire. Form the Department of Medicine at Toronto General Hospital, Canada.
  
• - A tutorial designed for medical students, with a case study and instructions for analysing scientific papers. From the University of Nottingham, United Kingdom.
  
• - Provides tutorials and explanations of the principles of critical appraisal, using systematic reviews, meta-analysis, and clinical practice guidelines. From the Faculty of Medicine at McGill University in Montreal, Canada.
  
• - The American University of Beirut presents a tutorial covering principles, resources, and the critical appraisal process.
  
• - Describes how to estimate a treatment's effectiveness and explains the concepts of risk reduction, and number needed to treat. From the Canadian Medical Association Journal. [English and French]
  
• - A tutorial on evidence-based medicine designed for clinicians. From the New York Academy of Medicine.