Applying screening evidence

Assess the benefits and harms of screening in the population

In relation to the treatment effects of screening from the article that has been critically appraised, ask this question when making an applied clinical decision based on screening evidence:

1. How do the benefits and harms compare in different people with different screening strategies?
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There are three considerations taken when applying screening evidence: The costs and consequences, the potential benefits and harms, and patient values and preferences.