Moseley's 2008 POSNA Presidential Lecture examines how orthopedic surgeons make decisions when solid evidence is absent — the 'dark side' of EBM — with a focus on identifying the cognitive error types that fill the gap and proposing concrete strategies to mitigate them.
Provides perspective for residents learning to critically evaluate literature and integrate research evidence with clinical judgment in surgical decision-making.
Moseley's 2008 POSNA Presidential Lecture examines how orthopedic surgeons make decisions when solid evidence is absent — the 'dark side' of EBM — with a focus on identifying the cognitive error types that fill the gap and proposing concrete strategies to mitigate them.
Provides perspective for residents learning to critically evaluate literature and integrate research evidence with clinical judgment in surgical decision-making.