Evidence-Based Practice / Unit 8 EBP 1077 short lesson, about 20 seconds
Strong Is Not the Same as High Priority
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The idea
A strong recommendation is not necessarily a high-priority one — priority depends on how important the outcome is.
In practice
A confidently supported recommendation about an outcome of modest importance.
Where people slip
Confidence and importance are two axes. A guideline sorted only by grade is sorted on one of them.
Your place on the trail
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Builds on
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