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Nutrition: DI Orientation

YouTube Videos for PICO

How to use PICO for Evidence Based Research

Outline the concepts of your PICO search with this video from Binghamton Univsersity Libraries


 

PICO Searches in CINAHL w/PICO SEARCH GRID

PICO Search Grid video snapshot

Have a PICO question? Prepare your search strategy ahead of time with this video from Purdue University Northwest.

YouTube videos from the PICO page of the Nursing Research Guide.

Literature Reviews vs. Systematic Reviews


Then what is a Systematic Literature Review? The term systematic literature review is sometimes used interchangeably with literature review since ideally a literature review is conducted systematically. However, when evidence based practice and statistics become part of the picture and a research article is referred to as a systematic literature review, the two are often confused. If the article is, in fact, an empirical study of other primary research--a research study of research studies, then the term systematic review (or meta-analysis) should be looked for instead.


 

What's the Difference... and Why It Matters

 

The Difference Between a Systematic Review and a Literature Review and Why It Matters

Kysh, Lynn. Difference between a systematic review and a literature review. Figshare. 2013. https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.766364.v1

 

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Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analysis

"A systematic review is a summary of the medical literature that uses explicit and reproducible methods to systematically search, critically appraise, and synthesize on a specific issue. It synthesizes the results of multiple primary studies related to each other by using strategies that reduce biases and random errors. To this end, systematic reviews may or may not include a statistical synthesis called meta-analysis, depending on whether the studies are similar enough so that combining their results is meaningful."

PICO and search strategy

Search strategy will vary depending on how firm your PICO question is.

Have you already been given a PICO question by your professor or preceptor? Do you already have a research article and want to find others like it? Or, are you developing a new PICO question and need to find what direction the research has taken on a particular topic?

Librarian Contact Information

Sheri Schneider
sheri.schneider@cedarcrest.edu
Cressman Library, Rm 304

 

EzProxy off campus access to databases

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EzProxy directions

databases w/ Nutrition journals, for example:

Nutrition journals indexed in CINAHL, for example:

journal title and # of articles

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Search PubMed with Full Text Finder links for access to the library subscriptions and much more

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PsycArticles/PsycInfo | Nutrition journals indexed in the APA databases, for example:

journal title and # of articlesAPA Psyc database journals screenshot for example

Nutrition journals indexed in Science Direct, for example: journal title (# of articles)

Nutrition journals indexed in General Science (EBSCO), for example:

journal title and # of articles

General Science screenshot journals for example

Library Resources for Nutrition


 

FALL 2021

   For example:

   PubMed NLM Catalog search

          PubMed NLM Catalog journal abbreviation

 


Explore relevant terminology with CINAHL Subject Headings. To help define your terminology refer to the Scope Notes.

CINAHL Subject Headings Scope Note

Nutrition Research PPTs

EzProxy and Subscription Access vs. Open Access

PubMed with Full Text Finder links

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EBSCOhost CINAHL quick search overview

Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Evidence Analysis Manual

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