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Evidence-based InterventionsEBI

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Interventions

Retired guidance

Retired guidance

Retired guidance

Upper GI endoscopy

Liver function, creatinine kinase and lipid level tests (Lipid lowering therapy)

Prostate-specific antigen (PSA) test

Troponin test

Specialty

Breast
Cardiovascular disease
Child health
Ears, nose and throat
Eyes
Gastrointestinal disease
Haematology
Kidney disease & urology
Musculoskeletal / Spine
Pre-operative assessment
Retired guidance
Skin and soft tissue
Women's health

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Evidence-based Interventions

The Evidence-based Interventions programme is an initiative led by the Academy of Medical Royal Colleges to improve the quality of care. Created by both doctors and patients, it is designed to reduce the number of medical or surgical interventions as well as some other tests and treatments which the evidence tells us are inappropriate for some patients in some circumstances. In some instances, clinicians recommend we carry out more procedures because this will result in an improved quality of life for patients in the long term.

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Email: england.ebinterventions@nhs.net

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AOMRC
Medical Training InitiativeMTI
Evidence-based InterventionsEBI