2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.jebdp.2013.11.001
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Factors Affecting Self-reported Implementation of Evidence-based Practice Among a Group of Dentists

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“…The majority of the graduate students used the EBDJ as a secondary source but did not know about TRIP database, Dental Elf and CDA-Oasis ( Fig. 5), which is similar to what dentists report in a previous study (78). Besides, ignoring the most relevant online resources available for EBD (41), less than one-third of graduate students made any use of these sources.…”
Section: Knowledge and Use Ebd Sourcessupporting
confidence: 66%
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“…The majority of the graduate students used the EBDJ as a secondary source but did not know about TRIP database, Dental Elf and CDA-Oasis ( Fig. 5), which is similar to what dentists report in a previous study (78). Besides, ignoring the most relevant online resources available for EBD (41), less than one-third of graduate students made any use of these sources.…”
Section: Knowledge and Use Ebd Sourcessupporting
confidence: 66%
“…EBD could help address this problem. However, finding reliable information is challenging and often the information is conflicting when consulting different sources (78)(79)(80). Indeed, in this study, our students reported difficulties in finding reliable information to answer the clinical questions (Fig.…”
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“…Evidence‐based decision making in treatment planning is essential for daily practice (Anderson, ). However, there is always the problem of accessibility and the difficulty of finding directly relevant clinical information (Al‐Ansari & ElTantawi, ; Rabe, Holmen, & Sjoegren, ). A recent online tool has been developed to aid dentists and students in making the best decision for restoring a single posterior tooth based on two main factors: whether the tooth is vital or not and based on the amount of tooth structure remaining.…”
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“…Seguir los lineamientos de la odontología basada en evidencia no es pues un reto que se debe afrontar en toda la profesión de manera global así como también por cada una de las especialidades. (13)(14) La implementación de OBE es un proceso paulatino en diversas realidades, ya que es inevitable que se presenten barreras relacionadas principalmente con la resistencia al cambio que esta representa, (15)(16) pero creemos que es una meta que se puede alcanzar con el compromiso de cada uno de los elementos que componen el delicado engranaje del progreso científico, en el cual se fundamenta nuestra carrera.…”
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