International Evidence-Based Medicine Survey of the Veterinary Profession: Information Sources Used by Veterinarians.
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ABSTRACT: Veterinarians are encouraged to use evidence to inform their practice, but it is unknown what resources (e.g. journals, electronic sources) are accessed by them globally. Understanding the key places veterinarians seek information can inform where new clinically relevant evidence should most effectively be placed. An international survey was conducted to gain understanding of how veterinary information is accessed by veterinarians worldwide. There were 2137 useable responses to the questionnaire from veterinarians in 78 countries. The majority of respondents (n = 1835/2137, 85.9%) undertook clinical work and worked in a high income country (n = 1576/1762, 89.4%). Respondents heard about the survey via national veterinary organisations or regulatory bodies (31.5%), online veterinary forums
SUBMITTER: Huntley SJ
PROVIDER: S-EPMC4961404 | biostudies-literature | 2016
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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