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What are the Key Components of Evidence-Based Pediatrics?

1. Clinical Expertise: The skills and past experiences of the clinician.
2. Best Research Evidence: High-quality research relevant to the patient's condition.
3. Patient Values and Preferences: Considering the unique preferences, concerns, and expectations of the patient and their family.

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