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The effectiveness of evidence-based healthcare educational interventions on healthcare professionals' knowledge, skills, attitudes, professional practice and healthcare outcomes: Systematic review and meta-analysis.

James Edward HillNikki GrattonAmit KulkarniOliver HamerJoanna HarrisonCatherine HarrisJen ChestersElaine DuddyLindsey CollinsAndrew Clegg
Published in: Journal of evaluation in clinical practice (2024)
These findings suggest that EBHC educational interventions may have a large short-term effect on improving healthcare professionals' knowledge, skills, attitude and behaviour of EBHC. These effects may be longer-lasting regarding EBHC behaviour. In terms of pedagogy, blended learning, active learning, and consistency of the individual delivering the intervention may be important positive moderating factors.
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