15. Standard medical textbooks

Response (q863)	N	%
Never	39	7.77
Very unlikely	58	15.55
Unlikely	114	22.71
Possible	175	34.86
Likely	98	19.52
Certain	18	3.59

16. Standard medical textbooks

Response (q864)	N	%
Never	34	6.77
Very unlikely	54	10.76
Unlikely	112	22.31
Possible	198	39.44
Likely	93	18.53
Certain	11	2.19

17. Standard medical textbooks

Response (q865)	N	%
Never	60	11.95
Very unlikely	98	19.52
Unlikely	106	21.12
Possible	139	27.69
Likely	81	16.14
Certain	18	3.59

18. Standard medical textbooks

Response (q866)	N	%
Never	32	6.37
Very unlikely	87	17.33
Unlikely	109	21.71
Possible	202	40.24
Likely	64	12.75
Certain	8	1.59

19. Standard medical textbooks

Response (q867)	N	%
Never	24	4.78
Very unlikely	75	14.94
Unlikely	97	19.32
Possible	175	34.86
Likely	110	21.91
Certain	21	4.18

20. Standard medical textbooks

Response (q868)	N	%
Never	94	18.73
Very unlikely	109	21.71
Unlikely	166	33.07
Possible	95	18.92
Likely	34	6.77
Certain	4	0.80

21. Standard medical textbooks

Response (q869)	N	%
Never	114	22.71
Very unlikely	129	25.70
Unlikely	140	27.89
Possible	86	17.13
Likely	30	5.98
Certain	3	0.60

22. Standard medical textbooks

Response (q870)	N	%
Never	97	19.32
Very unlikely	108	21.51
Unlikely	130	25.90
Possible	127	25.30
Likely	37	7.37
Certain	3	0.60

23. Standard medical textbooks

Response (q871)	N	%
Never	113	22.51
Very unlikely	130	25.90
Unlikely	147	29.28
Possible	90	17.93
Likely	20	3.98
Certain	2	0.40

24. Standard medical textbooks

Response (q872)	N	%
Never	77	15.34
Very unlikely	86	17.13
Unlikely	110	21.91
Possible	156	31.08
Likely	62	12.35
Certain	11	2.19

25. Standard medical textbooks

Response (q873)	N	%
Never	105	20.92
Very unlikely	107	21.31
Unlikely	138	27.49
Possible	109	21.71
Likely	39	7.77
Certain	4	0.80

Which of these sources would have the most impact on your clinical practice? [select as many as appropriate]

Q51, Response (q874)	N	%
Standard medical textbook	333	66.33%
Guideline published by a professional organisation such as a Royal College	265	52.79%
Latest systematic review	243	48.41%
Guideline published by NICE (National Institute for Clinical Excellence)	240	47.81%
Latest expert review	213	42.43%
Guideline published by a local group	161	32.07%
Telephone call to a clinical expert giving immediate response	155	30.88%
Medline with article abstracts	154	30.68%
Cochrane Library	131	26.10%
An organised collection of major full text electronic medical journals	128	25.50%
Patient flowchart or algorithm based on guideline published by NICE	116	23.11%
An organised collection of major paper medical journals	101	20.12%
Multimedia CD-ROM	89	17.73%
Computer decision support system based on guideline published by NICE	62	12.35%
Colleague browsing a newspaper between patients	59	11.75%
Email exchange with a clinical expert with response in 1 hour	59	11.75%
Web page based on guideline published by NICE	52	10.36%
The National Electronic Library for Health	45	8.96%
Guideline published by a professional organisation such as a Royal College sponsored by a pharmaceutical company	38	7.57%
Telephone call to a clinical expert with faxed response in 1 hour	25	4.98%
Email to a discussion list moderated by a clinical expert with response in 1 hour	18	3.59%
Telephone call to a clinical epidemiologist giving immediate response	15	2.99%
Guideline published by a pharmaceutical company	14	2.79%
A clinical expert’s answering machine, with faxed response in 1 hour	8	1.59%
Telephone call to a librarian giving immediate response	4	0.80%

Do you have easy access to a personal computer in the place where you see patients most often?

Q51, Response (q875)	N	%
Yes with Internet access only	88	17.53%
Yes with NHSNet access only	39	7.77%
Yes with both Internet and NHSNet access	198	39.44%
No	177	35.26%

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