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From a clinical question to something useful

Practical guides to searching, appraising, comparing and following evidence.

How to prepare a journal club with AttendMe

Move from a paper to a focused discussion, with the design, findings and limits visible.

Use a structured paper appraisal to examine what a trial actually establishes.

Check whether two papers answer the same question before weighing their conclusions.

Build a focused, de-identified question and follow the sources behind the answer.

Make an ongoing question explicit and use updates as a reason to revisit its evidence.

Follow the evidence trail, check source support and identify what remains uncertain.

Save sources around recurring questions and connect reading with your clinical interests.

Bring local guidance into the research workflow without losing its provenance.

Use a difference between local guidance and published evidence as a structured review question.

Check the formula, intended population and units before interpreting a score.

Follow a pathway while keeping its source, version and regional limits visible.

Use a visual model to ask better questions about the underlying anatomy and physiology.