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Responding to GPs' information resource needs: implementation and evaluation of a complementary medicines information resource in Queensland general practice

机译：响应全科医生的信息资源需求：昆士兰普通实践中补充药物信息资源的实施和评估

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Background Australian General Practitioners (GPs) are in the forefront of primary health care and in an excellent position to communicate with their patients and educate them about Complementary Medicines (CMs) use. However previous studies have demonstrated that GPs lack the knowledge required about CMs to effectively communicate with patients about their CMs use and they perceive a need for information resources on CMs to use in their clinical practice. This study aimed to develop, implement, and evaluate a CMs information resource in Queensland (Qld) general practice. Methods The results of the needs assessment survey of Qld general practitioners (GPs) informed the development of a CMs information resource which was then put through an implementation and evaluation cycle in Qld general practice. The CMs information resource was a set of evidence-based herbal medicine fact sheets. This resource was utilised by 100 Qld GPs in their clinical practice for four weeks and was then evaluated. The evaluation assessed GPs' (1) utilisation of the resource (2) perceived quality, usefulness and satisfaction with the resource and (3) perceived impact of the resource on their knowledge, attitudes, and practice of CMs. Results Ninety two out of the 100 GPs completed the four week evaluation of the fact sheets and returned the post-intervention survey. The herbal medicine fact sheets produced by this study were well accepted and utilised by Qld GPs. The majority of GPs perceived that the fact sheets were a useful resource for their clinical practice. The fact sheets improved GPs' attitudes towards CMs, increased their knowledge of those herbal medicines and improved their communication with their patients about those specific herbs. Eighty-six percent of GPs agreed that if they had adequate resources on CMs, like the herbal medicine fact sheets, then they would communicate more to their patients about their use of CMs. Conclusion Further educational interventions on CMs need to be provided to GPs to increase their knowledge of CMs and to improve their communication with patients about their CMs use.
机译：背景技术澳大利亚全科医生（GPs）处于初级医疗保健的最前沿，并且处于与患者沟通和教育他们使用补充药物（CMs）的良好地位。但是，先前的研究表明，全科医生缺乏有关CM的知识，无法有效地与患者沟通其CM的使用情况，并且他们认为需要在CM的临床实践中使用有关CM的信息资源。这项研究旨在开发，实施和评估昆士兰（Qld）常规实践中的CM信息资源。方法昆士兰州全科医生（GP）的需求评估调查的结果为CM信息资源的开发提供了依据，然后在昆士兰州全科医生的实施和评估周期中进行了评估。 CM的信息资源是一组基于证据的草药概况介绍。 100名Qld GP在临床实践中使用了该资源4周，然后进行了评估。评估评估了全科医生（1）对资源的利用（2）对资源的感知质量，实用性和满意度，以及（3）对资源对其CM的知识，态度和实践的影响。结果100名全科医生中有92名完成了对情况说明书的4周评估，并返回了干预后调查。这项研究产生的草药资料已经被Qld GP接受并使用。大多数全科医生都认为情况说明书是其临床实践的有用资源。情况说明书改善了全科医生对中医的态度，增加了他们对中草药的了解，并改善了与患者有关这些特定草药的沟通。 86％的GP同意，如果他们有足够的CM资源（如草药概况介绍），那么他们将向患者传达更多有关CM使用的信息。结论需要向全科医生提供有关CM的进一步教育干预措施，以增加他们对CM的了解，并改善他们与患者有关CM使用的沟通。

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