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A sound knowledge of the effectiveness of healthcare interventions is not only a requirement but an ethical imperative for all clinicians. Appeals for the improved assessment of effectiveness in healthcare interventions have an extensive history. The most recent of these has led to the growth of the evidence-based healthcare movement, generally believed to have originated in the late 70’s with the work of White, Cochrane and Illich, the unreservedly recognised giants of clinical epidemiology. The World Health Organisation (WHO) added to the momentum through the timely release of a statement at the Alma-Ata Conference

Guest Editorial - Evidence based healthcare: encouraging the adoption of a new philosophy of care