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Automatic Boolean Query Formulation for Systematic Review Literature Search
Formulating Boolean queries for systematic review literature search is a challenging task. Commonly, queries are formulated by information specialists using the protocol specified in the review and interactions with the research team.
Harrisen Scells +3 more
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Background Mapping out the research landscape around a project is often time consuming and difficult. Objective This study evaluates a commercial artificial intelligence (AI) search engine (IRIS.AI) for its applicability in an automated literature search
D. Schoeb +6 more
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Searching the medical literature [PDF]
Practice makes perfect Searching the medical literature for information can be quite confusing without a basic understanding of how the literature is organized or indexed, and without guidance about how the most popular search systems work. In this commentary, I will use Medline to illustrate some basic principles that are widely applicable, but the ...
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Objective – To identify estimates of time taken to search grey literature in support of health sciences systematic reviews and to identify searcher or systematic review characteristics that may impact resource selection or time spent searching ...
Ahlam A. Saleh +2 more
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Systematic reviews are commonly used in human health research to provide overviews of existing evidence pertinent to clearly formulated specific questions, using pre‐specified and standardised methods to identify and critically appraise relevant research,
EFSA Guidance for those carrying out systematic reviews European Food Safety Authority
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Grey literature search strategy. [PDF]
Grey literature search strategy.
Lucia Mullen (12530372) +8 more
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Literature Search Strategy. [PDF]
Literature Search Strategy.
Philippe Beutels (43663) +3 more
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Objective This review aimed to determine if the use of the patient, intervention, comparison, outcome (PICO) model as a search strategy tool affects the quality of a literature search.
M. Eriksen, T. Frandsen
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Background: The practice of non-medical switch (NMS) from a reference biological (originator) to a biosimilar is widely accepted in some countries. However, there is little documentation on the impact of NMS from one originator to another originator ...
Knut Stavem
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Literature search flow-chart. [PDF]
Literature search flow-chart.
Odile Launay (78130) +10 more
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