1. Journal Club Jeopardy

2. The PowerPoint must be in “Slide Show” view. The numbers should all be blue in color and underlined at the start of the game. Click on a number. The numbers will appear again and will no longer be underlined. Click on the number again and the Answer should appear. Click again and the Question should appear. Click on “home” and you will see the screen with lots of numbers and the one you just clicked will now be in purple. In order for the PowerPoint to work properly, you MUST always click on “home” after the answer and question appear. If you don’t, then the game will not work properly.

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4. An educational meeting in which a group of individuals read, evaluate and discuss current articles from the biomedical literature. An educational meeting in which a group of individuals read, evaluate and discuss current articles from the biomedical literature. What is a Journal Club? home

5. Country in which the first formal Journal Club was established What is Canada? home

6. What you look for when you want to see what other people have said about an article. What is commentary or discussion? home

7. 1875 What is year in which the first formal journal club was established? home

8. The method of critical appraisal that we are using is based on one developed by this university What is Duke University? home

9. The number of things you should always ask when evaluating an article What is six? home

10. Part of the article where you would find the answer to the critical appraisal question, “What did they do?” What is materials or methods? home

11. Part of the article where you would find the answer to the critical appraisal question, What was the answer? What is results? home

12. Study which can provide accurate values to assess the cost of disease and the cost-benefit of interventions. Study which can provide accurate values to assess the cost of disease and the cost-benefit of interventions. What is an Economic Analysis? home

13. i i Study that addresses how to identify causes for disease (including iatrogenic forms – ie caused by the healthcare system)? What is Harm/Etiology? home

14. Study that addresses how to select treatments to offer patients What is Therapy? home

15. Study that addresses how to estimate the patient’s likely clinical course over time and anticipate likely complications of disease What is Prognostic? home

16. The clinical question and why it is being asked is typically found in this part of the article What is the introduction? home

17. The very end of an article that talks about the decision that was reached What is the conclusion or discussion? home

18. A brief summary of the article found at the beginning What an abstract? home

19. In the methods, deviation of results or inferences from the truth, or processes leading to such deviation What is bias? home

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