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. 2024 Apr 30;32:13. doi: 10.1186/s12998-024-00534-3

Table 8.

Chiropractic facilitators to the uptake of evidence-based practice (n = 132)

Not
Useful
N (%)
Slightly
Useful
N (%)
Moderately Useful
N (%)
Very
Useful
N (%)
Access to the internet in your workplace

11

(8.3)

3

(2.3)

22

(16.7)

96

(72.7)

Access to free online databases in the workplace, (i.e., Cochrane and Pubmed)

4

(3.0)

5

(3.8)

28

(21.2)

95

(72.0)

Free access to online databases that usually require license fees (i.e., DynaMed and CINAHL)

9

(6.8)

7

(5.3)

20

(15.2)

96

(72.7)

Ability to download full-text/full-length journal articles

5

(3.8)

9

(6.8)

17

(12.9)

101

(76.5)

Access to online education materials related to evidence-based practice

4

(3.0)

7

(5.3)

27

(20.5)

94

(71.2)

Access to tools used to assist the critical appraisal/evaluation or research evidence.

3

(2.3)

16

(12.1)

36

(27.3)

77

(58.3)

Access to critically appraised topics relevant to your field (these are critical appraisals of single research papers)

3

(2.3)

10

(7.6)

34

(25.8)

85

(64.4)

Access to critical reviews of research evidence relevant to your field (these are critical reviews of multiple research papers addressing a single topic)

2

(1.5)

9

(6.8)

36

(27.3)

85

(64.4)

Access to research rating tools that facilitate critical appraisal of single research papers

6

(4.5)

16

(12.1)

47

(35.6)

63

(47.7)

Access to online tools that assist you to conduct your own critical appraisals of multiple research papers related to a single topic.

12

(9.1)

24

(18.2)

35

(26.5)

61

(46.2)

Bold values indicate the highest number of responses for each item