Andrew Miles
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Andrew Miles is a prominent figure in the philosophy and practice of evidence-based medicine (EBM), whose work critically examines the evolution and limitations of this dominant healthcare paradigm. His major contribution lies in fostering a nuanced, scholarly debate on the nature of evidence for clinical practice, moving beyond simplistic endorsements of EBM to explore its philosophical underpinnings and practical challenges. His most cited paper, "Continuing the evidence‐based health care debate in 2006. The progress and price of EBM" (2006, 52 citations), published in the *Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice*, serves as a landmark deposit of international scholarship, synthesizing diverse perspectives on EBM's progress and its intellectual and clinical costs. Through this and related work, Miles has helped shape a more critical and reflective discourse among clinicians, researchers, and policymakers. His efforts are particularly notable for bridging the gap between evidence-based ideals and the complex realities of patient care, making him a key voice in the ongoing effort to refine how evidence informs medical decision-making.
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