Yet, surprisingly, emergency healthcare professionals reported limited knowledge and use of the provincial ED management Guide.
However, the majority of rural ED staff report limited knowledge or use of the provincial ED management Guide and increased efforts at disseminating this Guide are warranted.
However, the majority of rural ED staff report limited knowledge or use of the Québec Guidelines and increased efforts at disseminating this are warranted.
In the UK, Cross et al. [ 34](M) found that Community Psychiatric Nurses (CPNs) consider delivery of memory rehabilitation strategies part of their role, but report limited knowledge of potential memory strategies and aids.
Nurses reported that patients have limited knowledge of a healthy lifestyle and limited insight into their own behavior.
This is supported by Kotzeva et al. [13 15], who reported that clinicians had limited knowledge, experience and understanding of GRADE.
However, most pharmacists report that they have limited knowledge about these products which have been regulated in Canada as a specific sub-category of drugs.
In a study of nurse practitioners' knowledge, opinions and practice behaviours regarding oral disease and its outcomes, Wooten et al. also reported that nurses have limited knowledge of oral health [ 16].
As primary care doctors without formal urology training, all the sampled doctors reported having a highly limited knowledge of OAB, leading them to lack confidence in treating and caring for patients with OAB.
We argue that tools and guidelines made available at PHC level must reflect the responsibilities and capacities of the PHC staff and take into account the current challenges reported by PHC staff e.g. limited knowledge of childhood TB, limited access to diagnostic tools, inadequate staffing and stigma associated with TB.
