Claudia Caroline Dobler

Clinicians’ cognitive biases: a potential barrier to implementation of evidence-based clinical practice Correspondence to Dr Claudia Caroline Dobler, Evidence-Based Practice Center, Mayo Clinic, Rochester MN 55905, USA; dobler.claudia{at}mayo.edu View Full Text Citation Clinicians’ cognitive biases: a potential barrier to implementation of evidence-based clinical practice BMJ Evidence-Based Medicine 2019;24:137-140. Publication history Accepted December 12, 2018 First published December 28, 2018.

Impact of decision aids used during clinical encounters on clinician outcomes and consultation length: a systematic review Claudia Caroline Dobler1,2, Manuel Sanchez2, Michael R Gionfriddo3, Neri A Alvarez-Villalobos2,4, Naykky Singh Ospina2,5, Gabriela Spencer-Bonilla2, Bjorg Thorsteinsdottir1,6, Raed Benkhadra1, Patricia J Erwin7, Colin P West8,9, Juan P Brito2, Mohammad Hassan Murad1, Victor M Montori2 1 Evidence-Based Practice Center, Robert D. and Patricia E.

Results Twenty-five papers met inclusion criteria including 22 RCTs and 3 qualitative or mixed-methods studies nested in an RCT, together representing 23 unique trials. These trials evaluated healthcare decisions for cardiovascular prevention and treatment (n=8), treatment of diabetes mellitus (n=3), treatment of osteoporosis (n=2), treatment of depression (n=2), antibiotics to treat acute respiratory infections (n=3), cancer prevention and treatment (n=4) and prenatal diagnosis (n=1).