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Title: How to practice EBM: Finding the Evidence


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How to practice EBMFinding the Evidence
  • Owen Coxall, Tatjana Petrinic Nia Wyn Roberts
  • Bodleian Health Care Libraries

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Session objectives
  • Formulate a focused question
  • Turn a focused question into a search
  • Search TRIP PubMed

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Formulate a focused question
  • Patient / Problem / Population
  • Intervention
  • Comparison
  • Outcome

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Focused question
  • P Pregnant smokers
  • I nicotine replacement
  • C N/A
  • O cessation
  • Is nicotine replacement therapy an effective and
    safe smoking cessation treatment in pregnant
    women?

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Quick search
  • TRIPwww.tripdatabase.com
  • PubMed Clinical Querieswww.pubmed.gov

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Hands-on
  • Formulate a focused question
  • Use your own question or one of the examples in
    your pack
  • Record the search terms youre using
  • Run a quick search on TRIPwww.tripdatabase.com
  • Run a quick search on PubMed Clinical Queries
    www.pubmed.gov

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Run a full search strategyWhy bother?
  • Too few results
  • Too many results
  • Irrelevant results
  • Submitting a funding proposal
  • Writing a guideline
  • Conducting a systematic review

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Combine terms withOR
Smoking OR tobacco either term can be present
  • smoking

tobacco
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Combine terms withAND
Smoking AND cessation both terms must be present
smoking
cessation
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Quick tips
  • Take a common word stem and look for spelling
    variations e.g.
  • smok - will retrieve papers smoking, smoker,
    smokers but also smoked salmon
  • Phrase searching
  • Use double quote marks if you want words to
    appear next to each other e.g.smoking
    cessation

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Develop a search strategy
  1. pregnan
  2. smoking or smoker
  3. nicotine replacement OR nicotine patch
  4. cessation OR stop OR quit
  5. 1 AND 2 AND 3 AND 4

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Perform a search on PubMed
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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

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Hands-on
  • Take your focused question
  • Run further searches on PubMedhttp//www.pubmed.g
    ov

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Help
  • Finding the Evidence tutorials
  • EBM web-site EBM tools Finding the
    Evidencehttp//www.cebm.net
  • PubMed
  • Short online tutorials
  • Quick guides to PubMed basics, MeSH search and
    MyNCBI
  • http//www.nlm.nih.gov/bsd/disted/pubmed.html
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