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Evidence-Based Search QuizOnline version

Testea tus conocimientos sobre búsqueda avanzada en EBP.

by Nagwa Hamad
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Advanced searching skills include using the explode feature to include specific terms under a general heading.

2

Ancestry method means scanning through the list of references to reveal other articles that are relevant to your PICOT

3

Setting limits and filters helps manage large results in database searching.

4

Truncation uses an asterisk to replace the end of a word, e.g., new* grad*.

5

Applying “Animal” and “English” limits to the final search is recommended

6

Boolean operators like AND and NOT help narrow or expand search results.

7

Grey literature is unpublished evidence that has not been included in databases

8

Finding similar citations helps find additional relevant articles.

9

Using British spelling variations is not recommended when searching.

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Database alerts helps you find old documents you searched about

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Exploding feature is a term in a search that uses single specific term.

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Truncation is done by adding a hash symbol (#) at the end of a word.

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