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  • Beginner's Research Guide

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• Module Two

  • Research Utilization and Evidence-Based Practice

    • publication types

    • search strategies

    • limit your search

    • specialized databases

    • evidence-based journals

    • clinical guidelines

    • web sites

• Module Three

  • Searching the Web

    • sites and meta sites

    • free vs. fee-based sites

    • search engines

    • web directories

    • the invisible web

    • consumer health info

    • evaluating the web

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Research Utilization and Evidence-Based Practice | web sites

Selected Web Links for Evidence Based Health Care:

You have been introduced to the basic principle of evidence based practice; quality filtering. There are many resources for learning more. In addition to the sources listed on the Evidence-Based Health Care Research Guide.

Take time to explore some of these links:

• Evidence Based Health Care Resources on the Internet, from the Medical Library Association: http://mlanet.org/education/telecon/ebhc/resource.html
  
• The Joanna Briggs Institute For Evidence Based Nursing & Midwifery: http://www.joannabriggs.edu.au/about/home.php
• Evidence Based Medicine Resource Center at the New York Academy of Medicine: http://www.ebmny.org/pubs.html
• The Clinician's Lament: How Can I Keep Up With the Literature? http://www.ebmny.org/ebm/sindex.html
• How to Read a Paper by Trish Greenhalgh--A series of articles in the British Medical Journal that introduces the non-expert to searching the medical literature and assessing the value of medical articles
  http://www.bmj.com/cgi/content/full/315/7101/180

You have now completed Module 2 Research Utilization and Evidence-Based Practice.
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