Literature and research updates are necessary for all practicing physicians in order to stay current among the vast amount of literature with which we are inundated daily. PubMed statistics state more than one million papers are cited each year into their database. How does a primary care physician pick and choose what evidence might be useful in their patient population? This lecture will be reminiscent of “reports from the field” from decades past, polling practicing family physicians for opinions using the question, “I changed my practice this year when I became aware of evidence that….”
Learning Objectives
Following the completion of this lecture, the participant will be able to: