McReynolds: Evidence-Based Medicine Must Ensure Quality of Life Judgements Are Not Made

Dr. Kathy McReynolds, a bio-ethicist with the Christian Institute of Disability, discusses both sides of the evidence-based medicine debate. She explains that, "in theory, evidence-based medicine is supposed to provide more efficient, quality care, lowering medical errors and saving lives. This should, in turn, lower the risk of malpractice." Could evidence-based medicine be the key to saving American healthcare? Is it a viable option that is realistic when considering the implementation of programming by our doctors?

Read Dr. Kathy McReynolds' interview.

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