Evaluation of Evidence Based Medicine Knowledge and Skills among a Sample of Medical Students in King Abdul Aziz University: A Follow up Study

Albugami, Hussam; Mandoorah, Q.; Elsamanoudy, Ayman Z.; Hassanien, Mohammed

doi:10.9734/bjmmr/2017/30248

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“…Students were asked if they interested in searching for medical updates 46% said (Sometimes), 30% for (Always), 22% for (Often) and 2% for (Never), other study in the same article made in king abdulaziz university students respond to same question with different choices were 92.9% for (yes) and 7.1% for (no) (HussamAlbugami, et al 2017).. About the interesting of the students to know the sensitivity and specificity of any signs, symptoms or lab result 52% says they always interested about knowing it, in the other side 78% of king abdulaziz university students also have the interested to know (HussamAlbugami, et al 2017).…”

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“…Naba'a Alkhair ALshaikh, Haghamad Allzain, and Bashier Eltayeb Shumo Using books was the choice of 37% of students and 36% said they will find out information from any websites , 15% said (Seeing the latest article) and 12% said (Asking your consultant) as an answer about If there is a discussion in any medical information, what will they do to know the answer, when the same question was asked to medical students of king Abdulaziz university in Saudi Arabia 7.1% said (Using books), 0%said (Find out from any website), 50% said (Seeing the latest article) and 42% said (Asking your consultant) (HussamAlbugami, et al 2017).…”

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“…Students were asked if they have an account in any medical database library as question to assess their attitude and perception about EBM 59% said (No) and 41% said (Yes) (HussamAlbugami, et al 2017).…”

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Knowledge, Attitude and Perception Toward Evidence Based Medicine Among Medical Students in Shendi University- Sudan

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2021

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Evidence-based medicine (EBM) is the “conscientious, explicit, and judicious use of current best evidence (Thamer Z. et al. 2018 .It is the evolving science of clinical care. It is the judicious use of the best current evidence in making decisions about the care of the individual patient. It also integrates clinical expertise, patient desires, values, and needs . (Michael LeFevre.2014 ) The current study intended to assess Knowledge, attitude and perception toward EBM among medical students in Shendi University in Sudan. It was descriptive cross-sectional one, from October to December 2020; It included one hundred and twenty one (121) medical students. Data was collected employing structural self –administered questionnaire and the data collected was analyzed by SPSS. The findings of the study described the current status of level of awareness and use of EBM .More than half of students have poor knowledge toward EBM. Approximately half or less have good attitude compared with their poor knowledge, while the perception of the importance of evidence based medicine was good (72%).

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confidence: 99%