Owen Coxall Bodleian Health Care Libraries Finding the best evidence.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Table of Contents – Part B HINARI Resources –Clinical Evidence –Cochrane Library –EBM Guidelines –BMJ Practice –HINARI EBM Journals.
Advertisements

We will view one final additional set of filters by clicking the Search fields box and Apply.
An introduction to Medline (CMM2) Medical Subject Librarian Team.
Finding the best evidence 1. Walk through one 2. Do own searches.
SEARCHING EVIDENCE THROUGH THE COCHRANE LIBRARY
Locating Evidence A sample database search for the clinical question: What is the effectiveness of CPM therapy following knee replacement in achieving.
Step Two Finding the best evidence 1. Walk through one 2. Do own searches.
Comprehensive Literature Review Rowena Stewart, Liaison Librarian Tel: Knowing what you want to read about Bibliographic.
Owen Coxall University of Oxford Bodleian Health Care Libraries Finding the Best Evidence.
How to practice EBM: Finding the Evidence Owen Coxall, Tatjana Petrinic & Nia Wyn Roberts Bodleian Health Care Libraries.
How to practice EBM: Finding the Evidence Owen Coxall & Nia Wyn Roberts Bodleian Health Care Libraries.
Finding articles quickly: Teaching tips Teaching Evidence Based Medicine 3 rd September 2012 Nia Wyn Roberts & Owen Coxall Bodleian Health Care Libraries.
Searching the medical literature The Royal Children’s Hospital Library Poh Chua x Oct 2014.
Scoping the literature for your research bid Unit 4.
Searching PubMed Anne Beschnett, MLIS Bio-Medical Library
Introduction to EBM dr. Ryan Herardi.
Searching for Evidence 101 Author: Lee-Anne Ufholz, BSc, MLIS Date: May 14 th, 2012.
Searching for Medicines Information New Zealand College of Pharmacists.
Finding Evidence to Support Physical Therapy Clinical Practice: DPT.
How to Use the Resources of the Telelibrary Project Effectively Jane A. Pellegrino, MSLS, AHIP Department Head, Library Services Naval Medical Center Portsmouth.
Finding the Evidence Nia Wyn Roberts Bodleian Health Care Libraries.
(HINARI) PubMed Conduct systematic reviews of the literature Limit to specific populations & publication types Utilize EBM built-in filtersbuilt-in filters.
Accessing Sources of Evidence For Practice How to search Karen Smith Department of Health Sciences University of York.
Literature Searching: Theories Related to Nursing Care of the Adult Min-Lin Fang, MLIS Education and Information Consultant for Nursing and Social and.
Literature Searching: Theories of the policy Process Min-Lin Fang, MLIS Education and Information Consultant for Nursing and Social and Behavioral Sciences.
Literature Searching: Nursing Administration Min-Lin Fang, MLIS Education and Information Consultant for Nursing and Social and Behavioral Sciences.
Evidence-Based Nursing Practice: Literature Search
Accessing Sources of Evidence For Practice How to search Karen Smith Department of Health Sciences University of York.
Literature Searching for Qualitative Research Unit 2.
PICOT (PATIENT-INTERVENTION- COMPARISON-OUTCOME-TIME) EBP-----FNP Tips for Literature Review and Research Proposal.
Douglas J. Federman, MD Division of General Internal Medicine University of Toledo, College of Medicine.
How to do a literature search Saharuddin Ahmad Aida Jaffar Department of Family Medicine.
The Library and The Center for Knowledge Management Evidence-Based Nursing Practice: Literature Search.
1 How to find literature - A very short introduction SMED 8004 Medicine and Health Library October 2014.
Presented by: Robyn Butcher, Sandra Kendall, Carla Hagstrom and Gail Nichol Advanced Searching Methods Family Medicine.
Finding articles quickly: Teaching tips Teaching Evidence Based Medicine Nia Wyn Roberts, Bodleian Health Care Libraries.
Using the Internet for Work Medline: National Library of Medicine site (PubMed) Medline site Medline site good online help guide + can be downloaded /printed.
1 How to find literature - A very short introduction - How to start smart Students IIC/IID Medical Library, August 2013.
Step Two Finding the best evidence 1. Walk through one 2. Do own searches.
Course: Research in Biomedicine and Health III Seminar 3: Looking for evidence.
Table of Contents – Part B HINARI Resources –Clinical Evidence –Cochrane Library –EBM Guidelines –Essential Evidence Plus –HINARI EBM Journals.
Evidence-Based Information Retrieval and Resources GEMP 2 © Dr Glenda Myers WHSL 18 th March 2008.
Internet Resources PubMed/Clinical Queries PubMed/Filters Additional Resources.
Protocol Launch Meeting and Research Skills Course September 16 th 2015, RCS England Searching the Literature.
Sources of Clinical Effectiveness Information & Finding the Evidence Presenter Contact details.
Table of Contents – Part B HINARI Resources –Clinical Evidence –Cochrane Library –EBM Guidelines –BMJ Practice –HINARI EBM Journals.
11 David Watson East Midlands Library Trainers Searching the health databases.
Where’s the Evidence? High quality authoritative evidence and best practice Health, social care and public health evidence provided by NICE.
PubMed Basics Barbara A. Wood, MLIS Calder Library University of Miami Miller School of Medicine.
Evidence Based Practice Dr Jaspreet Singh Vij Ph. D. (Physiotherapy); MPT Associate Professor University College of Physiotherapy BFUHS.
Mastering Literature Searches Heather O’Mara, DO MAJ, MC Faculty Development Fellow.
GUIDE. P UB M ED
A quick reference to literature searches
Search Strategies for a Successful Literature Review
Evidence-based Practice for HINARI Users (Advanced Course Module 6 Part B) This module explains why HINARI users might want to start by searching evidence-based.
After this course you will be able to:
NHP, Hanoi, Vietnam; and community clinics
Search Strategies for a Successful Literature Review
Finding the Literature for Systematic Reviews
Literature Searching Skills: Finding the Evidence
Things to Remember… PubMed
Bradford VTS Web Pages for General Practice ONLINE RESOURCES
on EBSCOhost research databases
Library Sessions for CM 2
PubMed.
(HINARI) PubMed Conduct systematic reviews of the literature
Evidence-based Practice for HINARI Users (Advanced Course Module 6 Part B) This module explains why HINARI users might want to start by searching evidence-based.
Table of Contents – Part B
Literature Searching Skills: Finding the Evidence
Presentation transcript:

Owen Coxall Bodleian Health Care Libraries Finding the best evidence

Session objectives Formulate a focused question Turn a focused question into a search Search TRIP & PubMed Run an Advanced search on PubMed Cochrane Library

Formulate a focussed question Patient / Problem / Population Intervention Comparison Outcome

Scenario Tom, a smoker of 20 years goes to his GP to ask for help with stopping smoking. He’s tried various methods in the past but nothing has worked so far, so asks the GP whether acupuncture might be a good option.

Our PICO P = Smoking I = Acupuncture C = N/A O = Stopping smoking Is acupuncture an effective way of stopping smoking?

Quick search: Demonstration TRIP PubMed Clinical Queries

Hands-on Formulate a focussed question – Use your own question – Record the search terms you’re using Run a quick search on TRIP Run a quick search on PubMed Clinical Queries

Run a full search strategy: Why bother? Too few results Too many results Irrelevant results Submitting a funding proposal Writing a guideline Conducting a systematic review

Developing a search strategy Take your PICO and think about: – synonyms – using and/or – phrases – truncation

Combine terms with OR smoking tobacco Smoking OR tobacco – either term can be present

Combine terms with AND Smoking AND acupuncture – both terms must be present acupuncture smoking

Phrases and truncation Take a common word stem and look for spelling variations e.g. ◦ psycho* - will retrieve papers psychosis, psychoses, psychotic…but also psychology, psychological… Phrase searching ◦ Use double quote marks if you want words to appear next to each other e.g. “psychotic episode”

Develop a search strategy Using OR then AND to broaden then focus the search PIO smoker* or smoking or tobacco acupuncture or acupressure cessation or stop* or quit* and

Perform a search on PubMed

Searching tips: PubMed Subject searching - use MeSH – Subject headings added to articles on Medline – Search the MeSH Database Finding similar articles – use the ‘Related articles’ link

Search the Cochrane Library International Cochrane Collaboration >90 countries effects of interventions Includes: Full-text Systematic Reviews Abstracts to further SRs and RCTs Available at:

Resources Cochrane Library PubMed TRIP Other sources – CEBM web-site – EBM tools

Help Finding the Evidence tutorials: – eencasts eencasts PubMed – Short online tutorials – Quick guides to PubMed – basics, MeSH search and MyNCBI