Importance In making decisions about patient care, clinicians raise questions and are
unable to pursue or find answers to most of them. Unanswered questions may lead to …

Background The increase in the adoption of electronic health records (EHR) has contributed
to physicians and nurses experiencing information overload. To address the problem of …

Introduction Physicians encounter a large number of questions during patient care.
Therefore, finding high-quality evidence provides a good opportunity to improve patient care …

Background: Physicians frequently search PubMed for information to guide patient care.
More recently, Google Scholar has gained popularity as another freely accessible …

Background Some believe that a substantial amount of US health care is unnecessary,
suggesting that it would be possible to control costs without rationing effective services. The …

Objectives: This study examined the information-seeking behaviors of basic science
researchers to inform the development of customized library services. Methods: A qualitative …

Objective Health information exchange (HIE) is the process of electronically sharing patient-
level information between providers. However, where implemented, reports indicate HIE …

This paper studies the impact of an electronic medical record (EMR) system on the
productivity of physicians. Physicians influence a vast majority of treatment decisions and …

Given the significant and irreversible impacts of climate change on communities and the
environment, there is increasing focus on how to best support decision-makers to adapt to …

Importance Answering clinical questions affects patient-care decisions and is important to
continuous professional development. The process of point-of-care learning is incompletely …