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Payton E Atkins1, Michael L Behal2, Alexander H Flannery3
1University of Kentucky HealthCare, Lexington, KY, USA.
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Aproximadamente el 60% de los resúmenes de investigación de residentes de farmacia incluyeron los cuatro componentes PICO para un diseño de estudio de calidad. El uso de PICO y el estado de publicación no fueron significativamente diferentes entre los años de formación o los resultados de la publicación.
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- Investigación farmacéutica
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- Diseño de estudio
Sus antecedentes:
- Las tasas de publicación de la investigación de residentes de farmacia son notablemente bajas.
- El marco PICO (población, intervención, comparación, resultado) es crucial para desarrollar preguntas de investigación sólidas.
- La falta de análisis de la utilización del marco PICO en los resúmenes de investigación de residentes de farmacia.
Objetivo del estudio:
- Determinar el porcentaje de resúmenes de investigación de residentes de farmacia que incorporaron completamente los cuatro componentes PICO.
- Evaluar la utilización del marco PICO en la investigación presentada en la Great Lakes Pharmacy Residency Conference (GLPRC).
Principales métodos:
- Análisis de cohortes retrospectivo de 1.822 resúmenes presentados en la GLPRC de 2017-2019.
- Se analizaron los resúmenes para determinar la presencia de los componentes de población, intervención, comparación y resultado.
- Se realizó un seguimiento de la publicación posterior en Embase y PubMed.
Principales resultados:
- El 59,4% de los resúmenes incluyeron los cuatro componentes PICO.
- El componente comparador fue el incluido con menor frecuencia (63,9%).
- Solo el 6,7% de los resúmenes se publicaron como manuscritos, sin diferencias significativas en las características PICO entre los resúmenes publicados y no publicados.
Conclusiones:
- Alrededor del 60% de los resúmenes analizados demostraron una utilización completa del marco PICO, lo que indica una base para un diseño de estudio de calidad.
- La utilización de PICO no fue significativamente diferente entre los residentes del primer año de posgrado y los del segundo año.
- La adherencia al marco PICO no se correlacionó con la probabilidad de publicación del resumen.