Clinical care review is the process of retrospectively examining potential errors or deficiencies in medical care, with the goal of improving future practice. This goes by many different names, sometimes with different audiences or case types, including peer review, adverse event review, sentinel event review, and root cause analysis.Background. The concept of “number needed to treat” NNTs was introduced into the medical literature by Laupacis et al. NNT is an absolute effect measure that is interpreted as the number of patients required to be treated with one therapy relative to another for a patient to experience an additional outcome of interest within a defined time frame. Here we provide an overview of the modes of action proposed by leucine. preserve lean mass in cachexia and review current preclinical literature related to leucine supplementation during CC. Current research indicates that a diet rich in leucine may alleviate CC symptoms. However, this work is difficult to compare due to: Background Effective literature searching and the application of formal rules of evidence in the evaluation of clinical literature are the two key skills defining CC practice. evidence-based medicine. Although clinicians embrace the concepts of evidence-based medicine, most identify limited personal time as the primary barrier to achieving one's goals. The ICARE Interdisciplinary Review of Cardiac Arrest Research Group was formed to conduct an annual search of peer-reviewed literature relevant to cardiac arrest. Now in its third year, the journal's goals are to highlight annual updates in the interdisciplinary world of clinical research in cardiac arrest, with an emphasis on. Results. Documented applications of AI generally relate to the field of oncology and are mainly applied in the field of recruitment. The key opportunities discussed aim to create efficiencies in CT activities, including the ability to reduce sample sizes, improve recruitment, and achieve faster, more optimized adaptive CT. Although AI is a goal: In this systematic literature mapping study, we aim to alleviate the aforementioned issues by examining the landscape of data anonymization for digital healthcare. Methods: We used Google Scholar, Web of Science, Elsevier Scopus and PubMed to retrieve academic studies published in English up to. Effective literature searching and the application of formal rules of evidence in the evaluation of clinical literature are the two key skills that define the practice of evidence-based medicine. Although clinicians embrace the concepts of evidence-based medicine, most identify limited personal time as the primary barrier to its implementation. Primary literature may also include conference papers, preprints, or preliminary reports. Secondary Literature Secondary literature consists of interpretations and evaluations derived from or referencing the primary source literature. Examples include review articles, particularly meta-analyses and systematic reviews and references. An essential part of the clinical evaluation report is the research and literature review, which determines the current state of the art and the behavior of a medical device in the market, while summarizing the clinical data. The CER clinical evaluation report demonstrates compliance with the European Regulation on