Attributes of context relevant to healthcare professionals’ use of research evidence in clinical practice: a multi-study analysis

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Janet E. Squires
Laura D. Aloisio
Jeremy M. Grimshaw
Kainat Bashir
Kristin Dorrance
Mary Coughlin
Alison M. Hutchinson
Jill Francis
Susan Michie
Anne Sales
Jamie Brehaut
Janet Curran
Noah Ivers
John Lavis
Thomas Noseworthy
Jocelyn Vine
Michael Hillmer
Ian D. Graham
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[1] University of Ottawa,Department of Health Sciences, School of Nursing
[2] Ottawa Hospital Research Institute,Clinical Epidemiology Program
[3] University of Ottawa,Faculty of Medicine
[4] University of Toronto,Institute of Health Policy, Management, Evaluation
[5] Monash Health,School of Epidemiology and Public Health
[6] Deakin University,Faculty of Health, School of Nursing
[7] City University of London,undefined
[8] University College London,undefined
[9] University of Michigan,undefined
[10] Center for Clinical Management Research,undefined
[11] VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System,undefined
[12] University of Ottawa,undefined
[13] Dalhousie University,undefined
[14] IWK Health Centre,undefined
[15] Women’s College Hospital,undefined
[16] McMaster University,undefined
[17] University of Calgary,undefined
[18] Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-term Care,undefined
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Context; Secondary analysis; Evidence-based practice;
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