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Dissemination of the Cochrane reviews: A national survey among the regional hospitals in Taiwan

Proceedings article published in 2011 by YW;Weng YH;Shih YH;Lo HL;Kuo KN Chiu
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Abstract

Background: The Cochrane Library has been regarded as the most important online evidence retrieval database of systematic reviews. This study is to investigate the potential incentives for spreading Cochrane reviews.Methods: Cochrane reviews are freely available since 2007 for the regional hospitals of Taiwan. The online logs of the Cochrane reviews were examined from January 2008 to December 2009. A questionnaire survey was conducted in 2010 to determine the strategies for disseminating Cochrane reviews. The hospitals were stratified into three groups by the relative rate of access: high (n=15), medium (n=16), and low (n=13).Results: To compare with the low-usage hospitals, the high-usage hospitals tended to assign a disseminator of evidence-based medicine as the leader to take charge of the dissemination (p