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objective explore cultural influences us japanese pharmacy students evidencebased medicine ebm attitudes knowledge behavior methods crosssectional study conducted using selfadministered survey senior students one pharmacy school united states two pharmacy schools japan invited complete 33item survey instrument results students countries reported positive attitudes understanding ebm concepts selfevaluation american students rated current ebm practice ebm skills access ebm resources higher japanese students rated areas common barriers ebm american students lack time 845 lack statistical knowledge 639 lack critical appraisal skills 531 common barriers ebm japanese students lack training 926 lack clinical knowledge 904 lack opportunity 888 conclusion although barriers implementing ebm confidence levels using ebm differed us japanese pharmacy students cohorts recognized ebm important skillset pharmacy profession culturally specific approaches teaching ebm pharmacy students needed improve ebm use practice