A new look — the same evidence-based content
Starting with this issue, RADAR has a new format that is designed to make it quick and easy to find the information you want. Our aim
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to “answer the big questions”, as one reader put it.
We know that those questions are not the same for all RADAR readers — who include GPs, pharmacists, specialists and nurses in a variety of clinical settings. But we also know that a lack of time is the norm for all our readers. So we’ve redesigned RADAR with your information needs in mind.
“I like the key points, then more details”
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The Key points summary tells you the “must know” issues up front. For those who want to know more, we provide the detail further on.
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"How strong is the evidence?”
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A new Evidence snapshot gives you the strengths and weaknesses of the data, and what this means in practice.
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“I need to know the PBS listing”
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Understanding PBS eligibility is important to prescribers, so we’ve made it easy to find.
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“How does it compare with other drugs? How do you use it”?
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New section headings help you find the information you need to make clinical decisions and to use new drugs safely and effectively.
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“What do I need to tell my patients?”
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Information for patients
is a useful checklist of what your patients need to know.
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Our new format is based on feedback and testing with readers, so we’re keen to hear what you think of the result.
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