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South African emergency medical service personnel perceptions of research and evidence-based practice
Background: Evidence based practice (EBP) is the deliberate application of up to date, best available evidence to make decisions about health care. The implementation of EBP includes five steps: asking the right question, accessing relevant evidence, appraising evidence for reliability and validity,...
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Division of Emergency Medicine
2025
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