Factors Associated with Evidence-Based Decision-Making Among Patients and Providers

Nyna Williams and Rachel Kogan

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Abstract: For comparative effectiveness research to achieve its purpose, providers and patients must use research evidence to make medical decisions.

Keywords: attitudes; beliefs; evidence-based decision-making; knowledge; medical decision-making; opinions; patients; providers; self efficacy; skills (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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