Sustained changes in knowledge were found.
One dimension is related to changes in knowledge and technology.
Early pre- and post- data show desired changes in knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors.
Additional follow-up materials did not enhance retention of changes in knowledge and attitudes.
Changes in knowledge also changes the nature of expertise and science — both becoming less hierarchical, more diverse, more linked.
Further studies are needed to assess changes in knowledge and attitudes toward pain as curricular revisions are made.
Using a pretest-posttest design, the authors assessed changes in knowledge and attitudes of 371 trained nurses.
Random telephone surveys were conducted before and after the campaign to measure changes in knowledge about emergency contraception.
Further editions indicate a source has been revised and updated to reflect changes in knowledge, include omissions, and harmonize with its intended reader's needs.
The authors compared changes in knowledge and attitude scores between T1-T2 and T1-T3.
Changes in knowledge about using medical evidence in decision-making were not associated with race, ethnicity, or education.
