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Supports immediate adoption in respiratory practice; confirms shift from expert opinion to rigorous evidence standards.
As we complete the first 20 years of the 21st century, the words “evidence-based medicine” are indelibly etched into practice. What does this mean? This approach to practice is based on using the highest level of evidence. It means that we follow the science and not the opinions of experts,
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Dean Hess (2020) studied this question. Phase 4 AARC Clinical Practice Guidelines emphasize an evidence-based medicine approach that relies on the highest level of scientific evidence rather than expert opinion.
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