Applied Skills Course for Clinicians and Teachers:
Thursday, November 7 & Friday, November 8, 2013

Special Workshop on Teaching and Leading Evidence-Based Practice:
Saturday, November 9, 2013

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Faced with a torrent of clinical information, practitioners must develop effective and efficient ways to access and evaluate useful content. This highly interactive workshop presents practical and user-friendly methods for gaining control of medical information at the point of care from the Web, hand-held computers (PDAs), and other expert sources.

Previous workshops have been attended by thousands of clinicians from all specialties and health care disciplines in the United States, Canada, England, Israel, Spain, Wales and Saudi Arabia. Participants have learned ways to increase their confidence in medical practice, prepare for the new maintenance of certification process, and increase efficiency in getting clinically relevant, valid information.

Physicians, pharmacists, advanced practice nurses, physician assistants, medical librarians and other health care professionals engaged in direct patient care and in teaching other clinicians. This workshop is aimed at clinicians and educators who:

• Want to know how to use evidence-based techniques in a practical way to help them do their job.
  
  
• Want to learn how to select and use the best information tools available.
  
  
• Want to teach others how to deliver care using effective techniques and the highest quality information.

Course Leadership

Allen F. Shaughnessy, PharmD, MMedEd Professor of Family Medicine Tufts University School of Medicine	David Slawson, MD         Professor and Director         Center for Information Mastery         Department of Family Medicine         University of Virginia
Note to attendees at 2012 conference: Materials from this year's program are available online for attendees only. You should have received the link to download these materials. If you need that link again, please contact THCI, support@thci.org, 617-636-1000.