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What is the impact of this article? Check all that apply.*
- My practice is (will be) changed and improved
- I learned something new
- I am motivated to learn more
- This information confirmed I did (am doing) the right thing
- I am reassured
- I am reminded of something I already knew
- I am dissatisfied
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Is this information relevant for at least one of your patients?*
- Totally relevant
- Partially relevant
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Will you use this with a specific patient?*
Will you use this information for a specific patient?
- Yes
- No
- Possibly
If yes, how will you apply the information? Check all that apply.*
If yes, how will you apply the information? Check all that apply.
- Manage the patient differently
- Justify a choice of treatment compared to other options
- Increase certainty about the management of the patient
- Better understand a particular issue related to the patient
- Use the information in a discussion with the patient or with other health professionals
- Use this information to persuade the patient or other health professionals to make a change
- Other ways
For this patient, do you expect any health benefits as a result of applying this information?*
- Yes
- No
- Possibly
If yes, what health benefits*
If yes, what health benefits? Check all that apply.
- Improve the patient’s health status, functioning or resilience (i.e., ability to adapt to significant life stressors)
- Prevent a disease or worsening of disease for the patient
- Avoid unnecessary or inappropriate treatment, diagnostic procedures, preventative interventions or a referral for this patient
- Other benefits
How do you intend to use this information? Check all that apply.
- Practice change
- Teaching
- Patient education
- Reference/resource
- Other use
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Did you perceive any degree of bias in any part of the program?
- Yes
- No
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Indicate your practice change or confirmation of practice
Describe changes you plan to make based on the article OR describe how your current approach is confirmed.
First change/confirmation of your practice:*
2–4 sentences
Second change/confirmation of your practice:*
2–4 sentences
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