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Searching for the evidence using PubMed.

Janis Glover
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This article discusses practical methods of searching for the evidence using PubMed. Four searching techniques are included: Simple Limit, Preview/Index, Clinical Queries, and the MeSH Browser. Search strings based on the University of Rochester's Clinical Filters are provided.

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Janis Glover. 2002. Searching for the evidence using PubMed.. https://doi.org/10.1300/j115v21n04_07

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