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The dilemma of the split between theory and reality as experienced by primary health care professionals: a mixed methods study of evidence- based practice in a primary care context

2023-08-28

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<h4>Background: </h4> Previous research has focused mainly on Evidence-based Practice (EBP) within specific professions. Primary care depends upon good information flow across professional and structural boundaries to best care for the patients. The mapping of the pan-professional experiences and attitudes regarding EBP in publicly funded clinical practice is necessary to reach an understanding of EBP and its cont...

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85664dfa-fafe-5cda-954e-fb6e38525190
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-2594404/v1
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