Do Clinicians Use Online Evidence to Support Patient Care? A Study of 55,000 Clinicians

AUTOR(ES)

Westbrook, Johanna I.

FONTE

American Medical Informatics Association

RESUMO

Objectives: To determine clinicians' (doctors', nurses', and allied health professionals') “actual” and “reported” use of a point-of-care online information retrieval system; and to make an assessment of the extent to which use is related to direct patient care by testing two hypotheses: hypothesis 1: clinicians use online evidence primarily to support clinical decisions relating to direct patient care; and hypothesis 2: clinicians use online evidence predominantly for research and continuing education.

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