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Re: ob profession (was postpartum intercourse)From: Robert J Woolley (wooll005@gold.tc.umn.edu)Mon Jun 30 10:52:23 1997
On Mon, 30 Jun 1997, Robert J. Woolley wrote:
> Let me try to state this a little more clearly. I am arguing that we should always use the best evidence available. When the evidence is very good, such as several well-done RCTs all coming to the same conclusion, the evidence is such that it will difficult to practice contrary to it. However, often the evidence is second-rate, with flaws and biases, and it then becomes easier to make a case for exceptions, or even a general rule of practice that is out of line with the findings. But in general, I argue for accepting better quality evidence over lower quality evidence. Your position, though I suspect you will want to deny it, is arguing for lower quality evidnece (personal anecdotal experience) over higher quality evidence (several RCTs), and it is that which I challenge.
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