tailieunhanh - Báo cáo y học: " International web survey of chiropractic students about evidence-based practice: a pilot study"

Tuyển tập các báo cáo nghiên cứu về y học được đăng trên tạp chí y học Critical Care giúp cho các bạn có thêm kiến thức về ngành y học đề tài: International web survey of chiropractic students about evidence-based practice: a pilot study. | Banzai et al. Chiropractic Manual Therapies 2011 19 6 http content 19 1 6 CHIROPRACTIC MANUAL THERAPIES C MT RESEARCH Open Access International web survey of chiropractic students about evidence-based practice a pilot study 1 2 1 1 Ryunosuke Banzai Dustin C Derby Cynthia R Long Maria A Hondras Abstract Background Positive attitude toward evidence-based practice EBP principles in healthcare education may be one of the first steps for motivating a healthcare professional student to later apply EBP principles in clinical decisionmaking. The objectives for this project were to pilot an international web-based survey of chiropractic students and to describe student attitudes behaviors and knowledge about EBP principles. Methods We used SurveyMonkey to develop our survey based on an existing questionnaire used to measure basic knowledge skills and beliefs about EBP among allied healthcare professionals and CAM practitioners. We invited 26 chiropractic educational institutions teaching in English and accredited by official organizations to participate. Academic officials and registrars at participating institutions forwarded an invitation email and two reminders to students between July and September 2010. The invitation contained a link to the 38-item webbased questionnaire. Descriptive statistics were performed for analysis. Results Fourteen institutions from Australia Canada US Denmark and New Zealand participated. Among an estimated 7 142 student recipients of invitation letters 674 participated in the survey for an estimated response rate of . Most respondents reported having access to medical healthcare literature through the internet but only 11 read literature every week and 21 did not read literature at all. Respondents generally agreed that the use of research evidence in chiropractic was important. Although 76 of respondents found it easy to understand research evidence and 81 had some level of confidence assessing the general worth of research