Selecting Databases for a Comprehensive Systematic Review (Literature Searching)
Learn how to navigate databases for a systematic review and start combining them to get the best literature results.
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Advanced Literature Search Techniques for Literature Reviews
Learn advanced literature search techniques, including scoping projects, refining key questions, and consulting technical experts in various fields.
Types of Scientific Reviews: Which One is Right for Your Research?
Explore the different types of scientific reviews, including systematic reviews and literature reviews, and efficiently create your research question.
How to Write an Abstract for a Systematic Literature Review, journal and conference abstracts
Learn how to write an abstract for a systematic literature review using PRISMA reporting guidelines.
Essential PubMed Search Tips for Researchers
Read about the essential PubMed search tips on how to refine your PubMed searches, save time, and improve your research efficiency.
A Deep Dive into NLM (Medline) PubMed History, Uses, and Importance
Explore PubMed history and uses – a valuable resource with over 37 million citations for biomedical literature.
MeSH Terms: Medical Subject Headings in PubMEd Research Guide
Learn how to effectively search PubMed using MeSH Terms – Medical Subject Headings with this research guide.
Free Text vs Thesaurus Terms in Systematic Review Literature Search Databases
Learn how to effectively search databases for literature in systematic reviews using free text terms vs thesaurus terms.
Crafting the Perfect Research Question: PICO Method and Evidence-based Practice
Master the art of crafting precise research questions with the PICO method. Our guide simplifies clinical research for evidence-based practice.
Evidence-Based Medicine: Understanding the Hierarchy and Importance
Explore the hierarchy of evidence in evidence-based medicine, from the lowest level of expert opinion to high-quality study designs in medical research. Know your quality of evidence.