[From PICO to search terms on the Internet: how to find relevant information? New coxibs: do they have a better gastrointestinal safety?]

Van Den Bruel, A; Boland, B; Vermeire, E; Buntinx, F; Aertgeerts, B

Abstract:

In the first article of this series, we have shown how to translate a clinical problem into a well built question, by creating a PICO (Patient--Intervention--Comparison--Outcome). In this second article, we will explain how to transform the PICO in English search terms for use on the internet. We use these terms in the different databases to find the answer to the following clinical problem: "In patients aged 65 or over with hip osteoarthritis, and a history of peptic ulcer, is the risk of a ...

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APA Style

Van Den Bruel, A., Boland, B., Vermeire, E., Buntinx, F., & Aertgeerts, B. (2005). [From PICO to search terms on the Internet: how to find relevant information? New coxibs: do they have a better gastrointestinal safety?]. Revue Medicale De Liege, 60(1), 52–60.

MLA Style

Van Den Bruel, A., et al. “[From PICO to Search Terms on the Internet: How to Find Relevant Information? New Coxibs: Do They Have a Better Gastrointestinal Safety?].” Revue Medicale De Liege, vol. 60, no. 1, 2005, pp. 52–60.

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Van Den Bruel, A, B Boland, E Vermeire, F Buntinx, and B Aertgeerts. 2005. “[From PICO to Search Terms on the Internet: How to Find Relevant Information? New Coxibs: Do They Have a Better Gastrointestinal Safety?].” Revue Medicale De Liege 60 (1): 52–60.
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