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Librarians, clinicians, evidence-based medicine, and the division of labor.

Abstract

Have librarians promoted end user searching to the detriment of the profession and promoted clinical inefficiency from causally trained health practitioners? Issues related to the complexity of bibliographic retrieval in the networked environment are explored within the context of evidence-based medicine and the division of labor.

Entities: Disease

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Year: 1999 PMID： 10550025 PMCID： PMC226615

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Bull Med Libr Assoc ISSN： 0025-7338

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Authors: M M Horres; S S Starr; B L Renford
Journal: Bull Med Libr Assoc Date: 1991-07

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Authors: K S Hallett
Journal: Bull Med Libr Assoc Date: 1998-10

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Authors: L L Weed
Journal: BMJ Date: 1997-07-26

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Authors: S S Starr; B L Renford
Journal: Bull Med Libr Assoc Date: 1987-07

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Authors: B M Wildemuth; M E Moore
Journal: Bull Med Libr Assoc Date: 1995-07

6. Performances of 27 MEDLINE systems tested by searches with clinical questions.

Authors: R B Haynes; C J Walker; K A McKibbon; M E Johnston; A R Willan
Journal: J Am Med Inform Assoc Date: 1994 May-Jun Impact factor: 4.497

7. The Virtual Hospital: an IAIMS integrating continuing education into the work flow.

Authors: M P D'Alessandro; J R Galvin; W E Erkonen; D S Curry; J R Flanagan; D M D'Alessandro; D L Lacey; J R Wagner
Journal: MD Comput Date: 1996 Jul-Aug

8. How good are clinical MEDLINE searches? A comparative study of clinical end-user and librarian searches.

Authors: K A McKibbon; R B Haynes; C J Dilks; M F Ramsden; N C Ryan; L Baker; T Flemming; D Fitzgerald
Journal: Comput Biomed Res Date: 1990-12

9. Creating the practice-learning environment: using information technology to support a new model of continuing medical education.

Authors: B E Barnes
Journal: Acad Med Date: 1998-03 Impact factor: 6.893

10. The impact of an individual tutorial session on MEDLINE use among obstetrics and gynaecology residents in an academic training programme: a randomized trial.

Authors: S Erickson; E R Warner
Journal: Med Educ Date: 1998-05 Impact factor: 6.251

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Librarians, clinicians, evidence-based medicine, and the division of labor.

1. MELVYL MEDLINE: a library services perspective.

2. Separate but equal? A system comparison study of MEDLINE's controlled vocabulary MeSH.

3. New connections between medical knowledge and patient care.

4. Evaluation of a program to teach health professionals to search MEDLINE.

5. End-user search behaviors and their relationship to search effectiveness.

6. Performances of 27 MEDLINE systems tested by searches with clinical questions.

7. The Virtual Hospital: an IAIMS integrating continuing education into the work flow.

8. How good are clinical MEDLINE searches? A comparative study of clinical end-user and librarian searches.

9. Creating the practice-learning environment: using information technology to support a new model of continuing medical education.

10. The impact of an individual tutorial session on MEDLINE use among obstetrics and gynaecology residents in an academic training programme: a randomized trial.

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