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目的研究在驻防(in garrison)或战备部署条件下美国军医常用的医学信息源。方法向军医发放调查问卷,要求描述军医在驻防或战备部署时最常用的医学信息源。结果多数的军医在驻防时每天利用Internet获取医学信息。驻防时医学资源的利用频率和方式与战备部署期间资源的利用有所不同,最常使用的电子医学信息源是Internet搜索引擎(Google)。外科医生通常使用公开的医学网站(PubMed和MED-LINE)。而军队的初级保健医生(pri mary care physicians)更常使用过滤的二次整合信息源(UptoDate和MDConsult)。年轻的医生比年纪大的医生利用电子资源更频繁。结论了解军医使用何种医学信息源进行检索解决临床问题有助于指导医学信息源的分配,尤其是有助于为战备部署时进行战场救护的军医提供医学信息资源的分配指导。
Objective To study the medical information sources commonly used by the U.S. military in the context of garrison or readiness deployment. Methods Questionnaires were issued to the military and asked for a description of the most commonly used source of medical information for military personnel during deployment or readiness for deployment. Results Most military officers use the Internet every day to obtain medical information while stationed. The frequency and manner in which medical resources are deployed are different from those used during deployment of combat readiness. The most commonly used electronic medical information source is the Internet search engine (Google). Surgeons usually use public medical websites (PubMed and MED-LINE). The military’s primary care physicians use filtered secondary integration sources (UptoDate and MDConsult) more often. Young doctors use electronic resources more often than older doctors. Conclusion Understanding the medical information source used by military doctors to search and solve clinical problems can help guide the distribution of medical information sources. In particular, it is helpful to provide medical information resources distribution guidance to military doctors who provide battlefield ambulance during battlefield deployment.