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Meta-Searches search for evidence across multiple resources. These tools return information from all levels of the pyramid:
Having trouble finding what you're looking for? Try expanding your search to include these grey literature and interdisciplinary databases:
Grey Literature
Business/Administration
Education
Physiotherapy
Public Health
Sociology
Integrating information from the lower levels of the hiearchy with individual patient records, systems represent the ideal source of evidence for clinical decision-making.
Summaries are regularly updated clinical guidelines or textbooks that integrate evidence-based information about specific clinical problems.
Clinical Practice Guidelines
Evidence-Based Texts
Synopses of syntheses, summarize the information found in systematic reviews. By drawing conclusions from evidence at lower levels of the pyramid, these synopses often provide sufficient information to support clinical action.
Evidence-Based Abstract Journals
Commonly referred to as a systematic review, a synthesis is a comprehensive summary of all the evidence surrounding a specific research question.
Synopses of single studies summarize evidence from high-quality studies. The following evidence-based abstract journals are the best place to find this type of information:
Studies represent unique research conducted to answer specific clincial questions.
Article Databases
Clinical Queries
The CINAHL, OVID (Medline, EMBASE, PsychINFO), and Pubmed databases can be searched using the Clinical Queries filter, limiting your results to specific clinical research areas: Therapy, Prognosis, Review, Qualitative, and Causation (Etiology)
For further information and tips on using the Clinical Queries filter, please visit the following links: