How to Do a Damn Journal Club

You’re on morning rounds with the team. You have your recommendations ready. And then the attending turns to you and asks for your opinion on the new, fancy-schmancy treatment just FDA-approved. How will you know if it’s right for your patient? To the literature! It’s time to journal club (and you have to develop the skills to do so).

Clinical, Pharmacy School, Practice, ResidencyBrandon DysonMay 4, 2021pharmacy journal club, evidence based medicine, literature evaluation, how to do a journal club, best journal club template

How to Be Awesome at Biostatistics and Literature Evaluation - Part III

In Part III, we're going to learn about the types of statistical tests (and when to use them).

The tl;dr Pharmacy Journal Club: Rivaroxaban with or without Aspirin in Stable Cardiovascular Disease (COMPASS)

This is our first ever journal club, so let us know what you think about it! Shoot me a line at brandon@tldrpharmacy.com. If there's enough interest, we may do more of these journal clubs in the future.

How to Be Awesome at Biostatistics and Literature Evaluation - Part I

As with all things tl;dr pharmacy, this post will (ironically) be stupendously long. But it will serve as your one stop shop for all things biostats and clinical literature related.

Clinical, Pharmacy School, PracticeBrandon DysonFebruary 6, 2017biostats, biostatistics, literature evaluation, p-value, clinical significance, type i error, type II error, null hypothesis, alternative hypothesis, confidence interval, standard deviation, mean, median, mode, normal distribution

Apixaban use in Hemodialysis?

Howdy all. This is just a quick note to let you know that I wrote a short piece for Pharmacy Times.

You can check it out here:

Clinical, Pharmacy School, Practice, ResidencyBrandon DysonAugust 26, 2016apixaban, hemodialysis, pharmacy times, literature evaluation, HD, dialysis, anticoagulation