BDent3 - finding the best evidence - an update
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The document summarizes how to search for the best evidence to answer clinical questions. It discusses creating an effective search strategy including developing search terms from a clinical question. It describes searching Medline and finding systematic reviews. It also explains using the Clinical Queries filter to locate primary studies and resources for appraising evidence quality.
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