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. 2019 Dec 30;14(12):e0226743. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0226743

Table 2. Scores on the McColl questionnaire.

Residents (n = 10) ENT surgeons (n = 58) P = All respondents (n = 68)
1. How would you describe your own attitude towards the current promotion of EBM? 31 (33) 50 (44) 0.123 49 (43)
2. How would you describe the attitude of most of your colleagues towards EBM? 30 (12) 51 (33) 0.023 50 (32)
3. How useful is EBM in your day-to-day management of patients? 35 (42) 54 (43) 0.182 53 (45)
4. What percentage of your clinical practice is currently evidence based? 70 (41) 52 (27) 0.260 53 (28)
5. Practicing EBM improves patient care 25 (66) 50 (58) 0.246 46 (60)
6. EBM is of limited value in otorhinolaryngology because much of patient care lacks scientific base 63 (54) 52 (48) 0.856 54 (47)
7. The adoption of EBM, however worthwhile as an ideal, places another demand on the already overloaded ENT surgeon. 52 (42) 40 (58) 0.182 41 (57)

Presented as median (IQR) IQR = Interquartile Range. Bold numbers indicate statistical significance (p < 0.05)