How clinical outcomes reshape physician intent: a recursive extension of the Theory of Planned Behaviour using repertory grid technique

Abstract excerpt

<p>Background: The Theory of Planned Behaviour models behavioural intent as a function of attitude, social norms, and perceived behavioural control. Outcomes are treated as consequences of behaviour rather than inputs to subsequent decisions, leaving the theory unable to account for how prior outcomes reshape future intent. This limitation is particularly salient in physician work, where outcomes are both conseque...

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• Evidence-Based Medicine
• Guideline Adherence
• Information Dissemination
• Internet
• National Health Programs
• Practice Guidelines as Topic
• Quality Assurance, Health Care
• Societies, Medical

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fc0add4b-8ebd-51d1-9e7c-2b562a9d6371

DOI

10.31234/osf.io/g8uef_v1