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Effective today, the Epistemonikos summaries will begin to appear in a Medwave supplement. This will allow you, the readers, to update more easily on the news from this section. In turn it will make it possible for us, the editors, to provide a summary of the most relevant aspects and, in addition, why not also thoughts or digressions. This first supplement (DOI: 10.5867/medwave.2015.6226.6198) (or click here to see the supplement cover page in English) addresses six different questions, altogether grouping 36 systematic reviews and well over a hundred randomized controlled studies. The variety of topics provides a glimpse as to how the different clinical teams currently producing such summaries have started to gain momentum. Variety is also to be appreciated in the conclusions: some draw conclusions which are to be expected, others are more unexpected; some confirm what we already knew, whereas others contradict these findings; and while some challenge the knowledge we believed firmly established, others reaffirm our understanding.

Four states of mind of the evidence-based practitioner - On the receiving end of the first FRISBEE supplement