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How would you describe your attitude towards the current promotion of EBM?
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102 (24)
|
267 (62)
|
47 (11)
|
13 (3)
|
2 (0)
|
|
How would you describe the attitude of most of your colleagues towards EBM?
|
22 (5)
|
275 (65)
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104 (25)
|
19 (5)
|
1 (0)
|
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Strongly Agree
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Agree
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Neutral
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Disagree
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Strongly Disagree
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The practice of evidence-based medicine improves patient care.
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95 (22)
|
290 (68)
|
38 (9)
|
4 (1)
|
1 (0)
|
|
Research findings are useful in the day-to-day management of my patients.
|
66 (15)
|
313 (73)
|
40 (9)
|
6 (1)
|
3 (1)
|
|
EBM is of limited value in general practice because much of primary care lacks a scientific base.
|
2 (1)
|
44 (10)
|
82 (19)
|
242 (57)
|
58 (14)
|
|
The adoption of EBM, however worthwhile as an idea, places too great of a demand on my practice.
|
10 (2)
|
72 (17)
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127 (30)
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195 (45)
|
25 (6)
|
|
Consultations on weekends or after-hours can encourage a non-evidence-based treatment or test.
|
6 (1)
|
130 (30)
|
142 (33)
|
136 (32)
|
15 (4)
|
|
Limited resources encourage non-evidence-based treatment.
|
34 (8)
|
213 (50)
|
87 (20)
|
88 (21)
|
8 (2)
|
|
The patient profile of my practice does not match the available evidence.
|
6 (1)
|
29 (7)
|
128 (31)
|
219 (52)
|
38 (9)
|
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20%
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40%
|
60%
|
80%
|
100%
|
|
Overall, at present, what percentage of your clinical practice do you consider to be evidence-based?
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23 (6)
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113 (27)
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177 (43)
|
96 (23)
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3 (1)
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