3.39 Habits, Attitudes, and Preferences Toward Evidence-Based Practices With Youth in Canadian Clinicians Attending a Continuing Education Workshop
This study offers translational implications for child psychiatry. Child psychiatrists are tasked with training, treatment, service delivery, and administrative duties. As a consequence, awareness of staff habits, attitudes, and preferences toward evidence-based practices is key. This study explores...
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| description | This study offers translational implications for child psychiatry. Child psychiatrists are tasked with training, treatment, service delivery, and administrative duties. As a consequence, awareness of staff habits, attitudes, and preferences toward evidence-based practices is key. This study explores the relationship between clinicians’ self-reported attitudes and their habits. |
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