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Table 2 The likelihood of journals published/ research done in various regions to affect physicians clinical practice according to country of practice. Figures are the number (%) of physicians choosing the highest two of five influence categories.

From: Attitudes of developing world physicians to where medical research is performed and reported

  

Number (%) of physicians likely to be influenced

Country

Origin

Journals

Research

China (n = 100)

   
 

North American

61 (61)

55 (55)

 

European

19 (19)

20 (20)

 

Regional

22 (22)

14 (14)

 

Local

96 (96)

94 (94)

Thailand (n = 40)

   
 

North American

19 (48)

19 (48)

 

European

8 (20)

15 (38)

 

Regional

7 (18)

12 (30)

 

Local

26 (65)

33 (83)

India (n = 28)

   
 

North American

17 (61)

17 (61)

 

European

18 (64)

20 (71)

 

Regional

14 (50)

16 (57)

 

Local

26 (93)

27 (96)

Egypt (n = 20)

   
 

North American

14 (70)

19 (95)

 

European

11 (55)

17 (85)

 

Regional

1 (5)

1 (5)

 

Local

2 (10)

7 (35)

Kenya (n = 40)

   
 

North American

29 (73)

29 (73)

 

European

34 (85)

32 (80)

 

Regional

32 (80)

27 (68)

 

Local

36 (90)

30 (75)

Overall (n = 228)

   
 

North American

140 (61)

139 (61)

 

European

90 (39)

104 (46)

 

Regional

76 (33)

70 (31)

 

Local

186 (82)

191 (84)