Bookmarkers beware: Bookmarks to pages other than the home page may not work after we change our server in April Editor's Choice | This Week in BMJ | Press releases BMJ No 7128 Volume 316 Evidence-Based Medicine in Primary Care Saturday 31 January 1998 Evidence-Based Medicine in Primary Care Interactive Questionnaire We would like to ask you about your current attitudes towards EBM. Please complete the questionnaire form below and send it to us. You will receive a thank you message when your questionnaire has been transmitted. Your browser may not support form filling - please send your comments to bmj@bmj.com.   Note for non-UK visitors: GP stands for general practitioner. These doctors provide primary care in the UK. 1. How would you describe your attitude towards the current promotion of evidence-based medicine? Please tick Extremely Welcoming Welcoming Unsure Unwelcoming Extremely Unwelcoming 2. How would you describe the attitude of most of your GP colleagues towards evidence-based medicine? Extremely Welcoming Welcoming Unsure Unwelcoming Extremely Unwelcoming 3. How useful are research findings in your day to day management of patients? Extremely Useful Useful Unsure Useless Totally Useless 4. What percentage of your clinical practice do you feel is currently evidence-based? 80 - 100% 60 - 80% 40 - 60% 20 - 40% 0 - 20% 5. Practising evidence-based medicine improves patient care. Strongly Agree Agree Unsure Disagree Strongly Disagree 6. Evidence-based medicine is of limited value in general practice because much of primary care lacks a scientific base. Strongly Agree Agree Unsure Disagree Strongly Disagree 7. The adoption of EBM, however worthwhile as an ideal, places another demand on already overloaded GPs. Strongly Agree Agree Unsure Disagree Strongly Disagree If you wish to alter your questionnaire, click the reset button If you wish to submit your questionnaire, click the submit button Home | Current issue | Past issues | Classified ads | Career Focus | Feedback Collections | About this site | About the BMJ | BMA | Medline