question. Step 2.  Conduct a search to find the best possible research evidence to answer your question. Step 3.  Critically appraise the research evidence for validity and applicability. Step 4.  Integrate the critically appraised research evidence with clinical expertise and the patient’s values, preferences, circumstances, and expectations. Step 5.  Evaluate the effectiveness and efficacy of your efforts in steps 1-4 and identify ways to improve them in the future. Coverage of the clinically relevant statistics and key statistical analyses that inform clinical decisions, such as confidence intervals, effect size, number needed to treat, and minimal clinically important difference. Offers key statistical analyses that inform clinical decisions, including confidence intervals, effect size, number needed to treat (NNT), and minimal clinically important differences. Includes special pedagogical elements such as specific search strategies for Searching in Pub Med, Self-Tests, Digging Deeper elements for further study, and abundant clinical case examples. Assists students in the use of current technology to enhance and communicate EBP.

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