全球智库信息集成服务系统

Key Findings:

• Clinicians understood and appreciated the potential value of CER, but their concern about the potential for negative unintended consequences is a potential barrier to the use of CER evidence in practice.
• Patients had generally positive attitudes toward CER, but their poor understanding of it and their tendency to defer to clinicians are potential barriers to engagement in evidence-based decision making.
• Clinician and/or patient engagement in CER requires time to plan and implement, compensation for stakeholders, training for investigators and stakeholders, and other supports throughout.
• Clinician and/or patient engagement in CER requires development and maintenance of relationships between investigators and stakeholders that would be facilitated by the development of stakeholder groups or lists of interested and prepared stakeholders.