论文信息 - "Better-than-best" evidence? Using family physicians' feedback for 2-way knowledge translation.

"Better-than-best" evidence? Using family physicians' feedback for 2-way knowledge translation.

Family physicians have access to numerous evidence-based electronic knowledge resources (EKRs) for retrieving treatment recommendations when needed. In addition, resources received via e-mail, such as e-Therapeutics Highlights, help FPs stay up to date. The Highlights are selected from the content

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