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What Is the ADA Evidence Analysis Process?

At the ADA, we are convinced that our rigorous process of evidence analysis is simply the best there is. But don't take our word for it. Consider the following:

  • ADA's Evidence Analysis process was recognized by JCAHO as exemplary of bringing the best research to practice
  • ADA's Evidence Analysis process was adapted by the FDA to assess the type of qualified health claim that can be put on food labels
  • ADA's Scientific Affairs & Research staff has trained staff and task force members for USDA, DHHS, CDC and FDA.
  • With support from ADA, the USDA Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee (DGAC) 2010 has developed an online library, Nutrition Evidence Library (NEL), that mirrors the ADA's Evidence Analysis Library.

Our Methods are Available to Members!

You can use the ADA Evidence Analysis methodology in the classroom and in your practice. You can find our methodology here on this website!

  • We provide you with step-by-step instructions for how to carry out evidence analysis.
  • We provide you with tools and templates to actually carry out evidence analysis.
  • The ADA believes that used properly, the best research can dramatically enhance health care practice. Put our process to work for you!

How are articles selected to answer evidence analysis questions? Read more about the Selection of Articles here.

Click here to view or download the ADA Evidence Analysis Manual in a pdf file format.[approximately 90 pages]

Note: To view or print pdf files, you will need Adobe Reader. The Adobe Reader program is available as a free download by using this link.

© 2010 American Dietetic Association (ADA)