Assessment of knowledge, attitudes, practices, and self-efficacy toward evidence-based medicine among resident physicians: a cross-sectional study from Qatar

While the work environment in Qatar is highly supportive of EBM practice and the resident physicians possess strong academic qualifications, their overall practice of EBM remains moderate. This could be attributed to their relatively young age, limited experience, and unfavorable attitudes toward EBM, along with low self-efficacy. There is a need for targeted training workshops to improve EBM skills and attitudes among resident physicians, which could enhance their practice and, ultimately, improve patient outcomes in Qatar.