Synonyms for evidence-based
ev·i·dence-based

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1. proven

   true by evidence, research or argument

   Submitted by rinat on June 15, 2016  

2. evidence inspired

   findings, results, research, documents that are inspired by but not directly attributed to evidenced based research

   this book, my chaos, provides evidence inspired interventions that will help the reader cope with loss.

   Submitted by rinat on September 10, 2019  

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1. List of paraphrases for "evidence-based":

   factual, evidencebased, experience-based, data-driven, fact-based, results-based, empirical

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1. Leana Wen:

   This ruling means that Baltimore City students will continue to receive evidence-based teen pregnancy prevention education delivered by teachers specially trained to teach these important curricula, this means that Baltimore City students will be able to continue Baltimore City students work in reducing teen birth rates, which fell 61 % in Baltimore City from 2000 to 2016.

2. Vicki Saporta:

   The FDA label has finally caught up to the evidence based practice in the United States, it has the potential of opening medical abortion care in more rural areas because it does not have to be given by a surgical abortion provider.

3. Sam Liccardo:

   Tonight San José became the first city in the United States to enact an ordinance to require gun owners to purchase liability insurance, and to invest funds generated from fees paid by gun owners into evidence-based initiatives to reduce gun violence and gun harm.

4. David Seres:

   Evidence-based practice requires no evidence when what it refers to is practice based on guidelines in which the quality of the evidence is based, and in which level E is solely expert opinion.

5. Pauline Paterson:

   In 2016 the Vaccine Confidence Project found that the European region was the most skeptical in the world on vaccine safety, vaccines work. If measles is to be eliminated, we must continue to further our understanding of the underlying reasons for non-vaccination and to address them with effective, evidence-based interventions.