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This document discusses how to present a journal club. It defines a journal club as a group that meets regularly to critically read, understand, and evaluate recent medical literature. There are different types of journal clubs, including critical appraisal journal clubs, evidence-based journal clubs, and problem-based journal clubs. A critical appraisal journal club involves presenting an article, discussing the methods, results, and conclusions, and then critically analyzing various aspects of the study. Participants should appreciate aspects that were done well and argue about aspects that could be improved.

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how to present a journal club
Dr.m.r.Vasanthapriyan,m.d.,
Assistant professor
Instituteof microbiology
Maduraimedical college

DEFINITION
It is a periodical update or
extension of events in a particular
discipline

Written by Academicians
Intended for specialist
JOURNAL…
More Prestigious
Updated time to time

Journey of Journal
1665 1st Scientific Journal
1820 1st Specialist Journal
1930 1st Statistical Journal
1980 1st Peer-Review Journal
1990 1st Electronic Journal

Journey of Journal club
Sir William Osler Sir James Paget

DEFINITION
A Journal club is a group of individual who
meet regularly to critically read , understand
and evaluate recent article published in
medical literature.

Why do we need to read a Journals ?
Update the Medical research
Understand the Atypical presentation
To know the Geographical difference in burden
For Academic / Teaching purpose
To evaluate new techniques with existing data

Types of Journal Club
Critical
Appraisal
JC
Evidence
Based
JC
Problem
based
JC
Innovative
JC
Critical Appraisal JC

Presentation
1. Article title
2. Data published
3. Methods used
4. Results
5. Conclusion
1. Similar article
2. Compare data
3. To evaluate the methods
4. Analyze the results
5. Critic the conclusion

1. Dept involved for the study
2. Number of sample
3. Sample Collection methods
4. Transport & Storage of samples
5. Testing algorithm
6. Reporting
7. Conclusion of results based on the study

Critical Appraisal JC
1. Why the sample number is less ?
2. Why not include certain age group ?
3. Testing methods adequate ?
4. Why some testing methods not used ?
5. Is this results really helping patients ?
6. What other modalities used to improve the study

Journal club
Appreciate if done…
Argue if not done…

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JC.pptx

1. how to present a journal club Dr.m.r.Vasanthapriyan,m.d., Assistant professor Instituteof microbiology Maduraimedical college

2. DEFINITION It is a periodical update or extension of events in a particular discipline

3. JOURNAL MAGAZINE

4. Written by Academicians Intended for specialist JOURNAL… More Prestigious Updated time to time

5. Journey of Journal 1665 1st Scientific Journal 1820 1st Specialist Journal 1930 1st Statistical Journal 1980 1st Peer-Review Journal 1990 1st Electronic Journal

6. Journey of Journal club Sir William Osler Sir James Paget

7. DEFINITION A Journal club is a group of individual who meet regularly to critically read , understand and evaluate recent article published in medical literature.

8. Why do we need to read a Journals ? Update the Medical research Understand the Atypical presentation To know the Geographical difference in burden For Academic / Teaching purpose To evaluate new techniques with existing data

9. Types of Journal Club Critical Appraisal JC Evidence Based JC Problem based JC Innovative JC Critical Appraisal JC

10. Critical Appraisal JC 3 Sense Approach

11. Presentation 1. Article title 2. Data published 3. Methods used 4. Results 5. Conclusion 1. Similar article 2. Compare data 3. To evaluate the methods 4. Analyze the results 5. Critic the conclusion

12. 1. Dept involved for the study 2. Number of sample 3. Sample Collection methods 4. Transport & Storage of samples 5. Testing algorithm 6. Reporting 7. Conclusion of results based on the study

13. Critical Appraisal JC 1. Why the sample number is less ? 2. Why not include certain age group ? 3. Testing methods adequate ? 4. Why some testing methods not used ? 5. Is this results really helping patients ? 6. What other modalities used to improve the study

14.

15. Journal club Appreciate if done… Argue if not done…

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