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- Burnout AND Nurses
- Computerized patient record AND privacy
- How Do I Find the Full Text from an Article Citation?
- Locating Evidence: cpm AND knee replacement
- Magnet in a Haystack: filtering the literature for research studies
- SAMPLE SEARCH: abuse of adderall by young adults
- Using AND & OR: a basic keyword search
PICO Sample Searches
When constructing a research question, the PICO format is widely used for questions of therapy.
Frame your question to include:
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Example: |
| P (patient/problem) | hospital infection |
| I (intervention/indicator) | handwashing |
| C (comparison) | no handwashing; other solution; masks |
| O (outcome of interest) | reduced infection |
Including the PICO elements in your question will help you to approach the literature search in a focused way as a first step to gathering evidence.
Link to clinical question PICO worksheet (Dartmouth Biomedical Libraries)
- Link to worksheet for constructing PICO question online (Duke University Medical Center)
The sample searches below demonstrate PICO questions and a search strategy.
Database Guides
- PubMed Basics Handout pdf, updated October 2009
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Office #907A
Elmer Holmes Bobst Library
70 Washington Square South
New York, NY 10012
phone: 212.998.2432
susan.jacobs@nyu.edu
Send Email
Subjects:
Nursing, Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech-Language Pathology & Audiology, Medicine
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