What is 'Informed Trust' in Science?

A Necessary Ingredient for Evidence Based Practice

Episode 1 of the Center for Advanced Studies (CAS) Research Focus Evidence Based Practice (LMU) - HD podcast, hosted by Center for Advanced Studies LMU, titled "What is 'Informed Trust' in Science?" was published on August 7, 2018 and runs 83 minutes.

August 7, 2018 ·83m · Center for Advanced Studies (CAS) Research Focus Evidence Based Practice (LMU) - HD

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Whether in hospital, in economic consulting or in the design of learning environments, the people involved must constantly make decisions that have a considerable impact on the individual, institutional or social level of interaction. The concept of "evidence based practice" builds upon the notion that important decisions should not be made exclusively on the basis of personal experience and subjective assessments or needs. The best scientific evidence currently available should be considered. | Rainer Bromme is Senior Professor of Educational Psychology at the University of Münster and Visiting Fellow at CAS.

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Whether in hospital, in economic consulting or in the design of learning environments, the people involved must constantly make decisions that have a considerable impact on the individual, institutional or social level of interaction. The concept of "evidence based practice" builds upon the notion that important decisions should not be made exclusively on the basis of personal experience and subjective assessments or needs. The best scientific evidence currently available should be considered. | Rainer Bromme is Senior Professor of Educational Psychology at the University of Münster and Visiting Fellow at CAS.

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