Tarea dedicada a la búsqueda bibliográfica en la base de datos CINAHL.

1. Sergio Vaquero Díaz
TAREA SEMINARIO V.
BÚSQUEDA EN CINAHL

2. DESCRIPCIÓN DE LA TAREA
 1. Busca información en la Base de Datos CINAHL, tanto en la búsqueda libre como con
descriptores, sobre el siguiente tema:
“Exploración, diagnóstico y terapia manipulativa en la articulación del tobillo”
 2. Limita la búsqueda solamente a artículos publicados desde 2010.
 3. Exporta los resultados de la búsqueda por descriptores a tu cuenta de Mendeley y
crea la bibliografía en formato Vancouver.
 4. Crea una alerta semanal para recibir noticias sobre el tema
 5. Publica todo el proceso de la realización de la tarea en tu blog.

3. BÚSQUEDA LIBRE

4. Accedemos a la Biblioteca de la US para
acceder a CINAHL, buscando la base de datos
mediante el Catálogo FAMA.

6. Buscamos en DeCS los descriptores necesarios para crear la búsqueda en
inglés. Vamos a usar los siguientes términos:
- Articulación del tobillo = Ankle Joint
- Examen físico = Physical Examination
- Diagnóstico = Diagnosis
- Terapia por manipulación = Musculoskeletal Manipulations

7. FILTROS:
- 2010-2017
- Publicaciones
arbitradas

8. BÚSQUEDA POR
DESCRIPTORES CINAHL

9. Clicamos en Descriptores CINAHL y en el cuadro de búsqueda,
insertamos nuestro primer descriptor. La búsqueda por
descriptores se realiza insertando primeramente los buscadores
que vayan relacionados con el operador booleano OR.
Empezamos por “Physical Examination”.

10. 1
Clicamos aquí para añadir
nuestro siguiente descriptor

11. 2

12. 3
Realizamos la primera
búsqueda, combinando la
selección de los descriptores
con O (OR) y clicamos en
“Bases de datos de
investigación”. Esa primera
búsqueda quedará guardada
en el historial de búsqueda.

13. Una vez realizada la
búsqueda anterior,
procedemos a buscar el
siguiente término, en este
caso, “Ankle Joint”,
quedando ésta guardada en
el historial de búsqueda.

14. Accedemos al Historial de búsqueda y encontramos las
dos búsquedas realizadas anteriormente catalogadas con
un ID. Seleccionamos ambas y clicamos “Buscar con
AND” para relacionarlas y obtener una tercera búsqueda
(S1 AND S2).

15. He aquí los resultados de la búsqueda “S1 AND S2” sin filtros.

16. Y aquí los resultados de la búsqueda “S1 AND S2” con los filtros:
- 2010-2017
- Publicaciones arbitradas
FILTROS
Una vez aplicados
los filtros,
procedemos a
exportar los
resultados y crear
una bibliografía,
clicando en
“Compartir”

18. Seleccionamos la exportación en formato
RIS y clicamos “Guardar”. Posteriormente
se descargarán los archivos que
importaremos a Mendeley para crear
nuestra bibliografía. Como cada uno puede
contener máximo 50 elementos, para
exportar todos los elementos (63),
necesitaremos dos archivos.

19. Abrimos Mendeley y clicamos en “Add – Add
files” para añadir los documentos RIS generados
previamente. Posteriormente, para cambiar el
estilo de citación a Vancouver, clicamos en
“View – Citation Style – Vancouver”.

20. Eliminamos de la bibliografía los apéndices “City” y
“URL” y copiamos los resultados seleccionando todos
los elementos y clicando “botón derecho – Copy As –
Formatted Citation”

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24. CREAR ALERTA
SEMANAL

25. En primer lugar, para poder crear una alerta, debemos darnos de
alta en CINAHL. Posteriormente, clicamos en “Crear alerta”.

27. ¡MUCHAS GRACIAS
POR SU ATENCIÓN!