Professional & Clinical Information Skills Beyond UM (1) Patricia F. Anderson, [email_address] March 27, 2007

Sessions Mar. 27: PubMed for Clinicians (TODAY) Mar. 29: Advanced PubMed (Productivity & Efficiency) Apr. 3: Getting Articles: Loansome Doc Etc. Apr. 5: Finding the Clinical Internet

Mar. 27: PubMed for Clinicians (TODAY)

Mar. 29: Advanced PubMed (Productivity & Efficiency)

Apr. 3: Getting Articles: Loansome Doc Etc.

Apr. 5: Finding the Clinical Internet

Handouts for Today These slides FRIAR form CHAIN of TRUST

These slides

FRIAR form

CHAIN of TRUST

PubMed Searching For Clinical Decisionmaking Selecting MeSH Terms Clinical Queries Searching Systematic Review Searching Quality, Authority & Credibility: Chain of Trust

Selecting MeSH Terms

Clinical Queries Searching

Systematic Review Searching

Quality, Authority & Credibility: Chain of Trust

PubMed

PubMed: Services You should already know: Single Citation Matcher Journals Database Today: MeSH Database Clinical Queries Next Class: My NCBI On Your Own: Special Queries

You should already know:

Single Citation Matcher

Journals Database

Today:

MeSH Database

Clinical Queries

Next Class:

My NCBI

On Your Own:

Special Queries

PubMed: MeSH: Why MeSH? Why use MeSH? PubMed’s easy search interface makes assumptions about what you want, and interprets what you search Using MeSH makes your search more precise and specific, meaning you are more likely to get what you really want Using MeSH provides consistency and control

Why use MeSH?

PubMed’s easy search interface makes assumptions about what you want, and interprets what you search

Using MeSH makes your search more precise and specific, meaning you are more likely to get what you really want

Using MeSH provides consistency and control

PubMed: MeSH: Why MeSH? Assumptions: Example: Root canal perforation (200 results)

Assumptions: Example:

Root canal perforation (200 results)

PubMed: MeSH: Why MeSH? Assumptions: Example: Root canal perforations (196 results)

Assumptions: Example:

Root canal perforations (196 results)

PubMed: MeSH: Why MeSH? Assumptions: Example: Root canal perforations “ Root canal” became “dental pulp cavity” Did you mean the anatomical area, or the procedure? Perforations or perforation retrieved different results -- PubMed did not automatically pluralize. Just when you assume it assumes what you assume, it doesn’t …

Assumptions: Example: Root canal perforations

“ Root canal” became “dental pulp cavity”

Did you mean the anatomical area, or the procedure?

Perforations or perforation retrieved different results -- PubMed did not automatically pluralize.

Just when you assume it assumes what you assume, it doesn’t …

PubMed: MeSH Database

PubMed: MeSH Database Example: Caries Suggestions Other terms Definitions Year Introduced

Example: Caries

Suggestions

Other terms

Definitions

Year Introduced

PubMed: MeSH Database Example: Caries: Result #3 Example: Caries: Result #6

Example: Caries: Result #3

Example: Caries: Result #6

PubMed: MeSH Database Full entry for Dental Caries

Full entry for Dental Caries

PubMed: MeSH Database: Entry Terms MeSH term is equivalent to words and phrases listed as “Entry Terms” These terms, when appearing in an abstract, will result in this MeSH term being assigned.

MeSH term is equivalent to words and phrases listed as “Entry Terms”

These terms, when appearing in an abstract, will result in this MeSH term being assigned.

PubMed: MeSH Database: Cross References MeSH entry will also provide “See Also” terms. These suggest alternate MeSH terms that you may wish to use instead of or in addition to the term currently selected.

MeSH entry will also provide “See Also” terms.

These suggest alternate MeSH terms that you may wish to use instead of or in addition to the term currently selected.

PubMed: MeSH Database: Tree Display Here is your first real clue that “Tooth Demineralization” should usually be used for searching “Caries”.

Here is your first real clue that “Tooth Demineralization” should usually be used for searching “Caries”.

PubMed: MeSH Database: Send to Search From MeSH Browser, you can send selections directly to the Search box. Use the “Send-to” drop-down menu on the far right.

From MeSH Browser, you can send selections directly to the Search box.

Use the “Send-to” drop-down menu on the far right.

PubMed: MeSH Database: Send to Search 2

PubMed: MeSH Database: Send to Search 3 See result in expert search form in the Search Box. Click “Search PubMed”

See result in expert search form in the Search Box.

Click “Search PubMed”

PubMed: Clinical Queries What Clinical Queries do for you: Fast Focused (not too many articles) High-Quality (original research) This means you make a clinical decision or recommendation without having to dig through many citations looking for the “good stuff”

What Clinical Queries do for you:

Fast

Focused (not too many articles)

High-Quality (original research)

This means you make a clinical decision or recommendation without having to dig through many citations looking for the “good stuff”

PubMed: Clinical Queries Screenshot of opening clinical queries screen

Screenshot of opening clinical queries screen

PubMed: Clinical Queries: Categories

PubMed: Clinical Queries: Caries Example 1

PubMed: Clinical Queries: Caries Example 2

PubMed: Clinical Queries: Caries Example 3

PubMed: Clinical Queries: Caries Example 4

PubMed: Clinical Queries: Root Canal Example 1

PubMed: Clinical Queries: Root Canal Example 2

PubMed: Clinical Queries: Root Canal Example 3

PubMed: Clinical Queries What PubMed is really doing: (("dental pulp cavity"[MeSH Terms] OR root canal[Text Word]) AND perforation[All Fields]) AND (randomized controlled trial[Publication Type] OR (randomized[Title/Abstract] AND controlled[Title/Abstract] AND trial[Title/Abstract]))

What PubMed is really doing:

(("dental pulp cavity"[MeSH Terms] OR root canal[Text Word]) AND perforation[All Fields]) AND (randomized controlled trial[Publication Type] OR (randomized[Title/Abstract] AND controlled[Title/Abstract] AND trial[Title/Abstract]))

PubMed: Systematic Reviews Located on same page as Clinical Queries, directly below.

Located on same page as Clinical Queries, directly below.

PubMed: Systematic Reviews: Example Tooth demineralization: Note: Root canal performation = 0 systematic Reviews

Tooth demineralization:

Note: Root canal performation = 0 systematic Reviews

Chain of Trust / Levels of Evidence Tool CHAIN = Candor Honesty Accountability Information Quality Neighborly TRUST = Timeliness Relevant Unbiased Scope Trustworthy

CHAIN =

Candor

Honesty

Accountability

Information Quality

Neighborly

TRUST =

Timeliness

Relevant

Unbiased

Scope

Trustworthy

Chain of Trust / Levels of Evidence Tool CHAIN =

CHAIN =

Chain of Trust / Levels of Evidence Tool TRUST =

TRUST =

Chain of Trust / Levels of Evidence Tool Scoring = 0 to 5 1 = bad, 5 = good, 0 = not applicable

Scoring = 0 to 5

1 = bad, 5 = good, 0 = not applicable

Chain of Trust / Levels of Evidence Tool “ Informal” or dated sources (not original research or not peer reviewed publication)

“ Informal” or dated sources (not original research or not peer reviewed publication)

Chain of Trust / Levels of Evidence Tool Original research and/or peer reviewed publication SOURCE: Medical Research Library of Brooklyn

Original research and/or peer reviewed publication

SOURCE: Medical Research Library of Brooklyn

Chain of Trust / Levels of Evidence Tool File available from: http://www-personal.umich.edu/~pfa/pro/courses/ http://www-personal.umich.edu/~pfa/pro/courses/ChainOfTrustLoEVert2.pdf

File available from:

http://www-personal.umich.edu/~pfa/pro/courses/

http://www-personal.umich.edu/~pfa/pro/courses/ChainOfTrustLoEVert2.pdf

Assignment: See provided case study Select 2-4 MeSH Terms Create a “Clinical Queries” search (screenprint) Create a systematic review search for same topic (screenprint) Select bottom article citation listed on either the CQ or SR search Evaluate article citation & abstract with Chain of Trust tool State whether you would read the article or not.

See provided case study

Select 2-4 MeSH Terms

Create a “Clinical Queries” search (screenprint)

Create a systematic review search for same topic (screenprint)

Select bottom article citation listed on either the CQ or SR search

Evaluate article citation & abstract with Chain of Trust tool

State whether you would read the article or not.