Self-reported test ordering practices among Canadian internal medicine physicians and trainees: A multicenter cross-sectional survey

Keyphrases

• Test Ordering 100%
• Internal Medicine Physicians 100%
• Ordering Practices 100%
• Internal Medicine Trainees 100%
• Diagnostic Test 66%
• Self-identification 66%
• Patient Comfort 66%
• Attending Physicians 50%
• General Internal Medicine 50%
• Clinical Utility 33%
• Self-perception 33%
• Overtesting 33%
• Absence of Data 33%
• High Utilizers 33%
• Ordering Tests 33%
• Teaching Hospital 16%
• Patient Costs 16%
• Survey Respondent 16%
• Lower Average 16%
• Data Provider 16%
• Intensity Discrimination 16%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Internal Medicine 100%
• Clinician 100%
• Cross Sectional Study 100%
• Health Care Cost 83%
• Diagnostic Test 66%
• Patient Comfort 50%
• Epileptic Absence 33%
• Self Concept 33%

Psychology

• Diagnostic Test 100%
• Clinical Utility 50%
• Self-Perception 50%