June 1, 2000

The use of evidence‐based medicine in the practice of consultant physicians. Results of a questionnaire survey

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The application of EBM to routine practice by physicians is constrained by deficient EBM skills, limited access to evidence, lack of time, and cognitive and environmental factors. Targeted education in EBM and systems that quickly deliver high-quality evidence at the point of care are needed in realising the full potential of EBM to improve care.

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