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Table 3 GPs confidence to manage musculoskeletal problems three months after participating in academic detailing

From: A before and after study of the impact of academic detailing on the use of diagnostic imaging for shoulder complaints in general practice

Item

 

N (%)*

I found the visit helpful for increasing management skills

Strongly Agree

22 (26.5%)

 

Agree

56 (67.5%)

 

No Change

4 (4.8%)

 

Disagree

1 (1.2%)

 

Strongly Disagree

0 (0%)

I have been able to take a more meaningful history

Strongly Agree

7 (8.4%)

 

Agree

62 (74.7%)

 

No Change

14 (16.9%)

 

Disagree

0 (0%)

 

Strongly Disagree

0 (0%)

My examination process is better developed

Strongly Agree

9 (10.8%)

 

Agree

65 (78.3%)

 

No Change

9 (10.8%)

 

Disagree

0 (0%)

 

Strongly Disagree

0 (0%)

I am managing shoulder pain more confidently

Strongly Agree

6 (7.4%)

 

Agree

60 (74.1%)

 

No Change

15 (18.5%)

 

Disagree

0 (0%)

 

Strongly Disagree

0 (0%)

From the history and examination I can identify the area/structure of the pain more readily

Strongly Agree

6 (7.4%)

 

Agree

57 (68.7%)

 

No Change

20 (24.1%)

 

Disagree

0 (0%)

 

Strongly Disagree

0 (0%)

My management of shoulder pain has improved since the Detailing

Strongly Agree

10 (12%)

 

Agree

62 (74.7%)

 

No Change

11 (13.3%)

 

Disagree

0 (0%)

 

Strongly Disagree

0 (0%)

  1. * % does not always total 100 due to missing data.