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which databases would be best when looking at quality of life?

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which databases would be best when looking at quality of life?

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I have been told that search terms are repetitive for all of the databases..how do we format these differently for each database? E.g. what is the difference between formatting search terms on pubmed or psychinfo

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I have been told that search terms are repetitive for all of the databases..how do we format these differently for each database? E.g. what is the difference between formatting search terms on pubmed or psychinfo

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transferring citations from search to endnote

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transferring citations from search to endnote

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using GRADE to assess risk of bias across studies

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using GRADE to assess risk of bias across studies

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I have been told to use truncation and synonyms more for specific search terms such as pain, QoL, fatigue and disability

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I have many factors realted to my study so do I search for each individually or do I do it related to the condition the study is about

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I have many factors realted to my study so do I search for each individually or do I do it related to the condition the study is about

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I've been told that if I am going to include children, to think about the implications on measurement of the outcomes, eg proxy measures

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I've been told that if I am going to include children, to think about the implications on measurement of the outcomes, eg proxy measures

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how can I combine search terms to get specific papers and not thousands

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how can I combine search terms to get specific papers and not thousands

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they are specific words used as categories within databases however free text is words you have chosen yourself ..i think

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they are specific words used as categories within databases however free text is words you have chosen yourself ..i think

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How do I search in CIANHL?
I was told this database may be useful

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Told to use more MEsH  terms for quality of life but not sure what else to use/how to use MEsH terms

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Told to use more MEsH  terms for quality of life but not sure what else to use/how to use MEsH terms

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ovid- medline, PsycINFO, the differences between them

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ovid- medline, PsycINFO, the differences between them

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Im stuck between getting studies for a specific question and getting enough studies for my review. 

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Im stuck between getting studies for a specific question and getting enough studies for my review. 

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I've also been told not to use lots of databases i.e 5 and that I should think about using less for example 3 main ones ...but not sure ..

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remove some search terms so you don't miss on important papers

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remove some search terms so you don't miss on important papers

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search terms on different databases

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I've been told to use search terms such as "fluids" alone instead of "fluid restrictions" which is actually what I'm searching for 

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I've been told to use search terms such as "fluids" alone instead of "fluid restrictions" which is actually what I'm searching for 

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How do we combine search terms within a database? Some have different specifications

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when I am clicking on Medline on Ovid, it automatically pulls info from PsycInfo. I want to separate them

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when I am clicking on Medline on Ovid, it automatically pulls info from PsycInfo. I want to separate them

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difference between MeSH terms and free text

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broadening search terms

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told to expand on my outcome measures but I'm not sure what exactly I can include as there's too many possibilities

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told to expand on my outcome measures but I'm not sure what exactly I can include as there's too many possibilities

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I've been told to be more specific with regards to my such terms

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I've been told to be more specific with regards to my such terms

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how many free text search terms do you include in the search strategy section? a bit confused on how much to put in appendix vs how much to put in the review?

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how many free text search terms do you include in the search strategy section? a bit confused on how much to put in appendix vs how much to put in the review?

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If you don't use it, how are you going to expand your search terms?

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do we have to use subject headings/MESH terms? 

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do we have to use subject headings/MESH terms? 

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Do you have to include RCT studies if your review is looking at the effectiveness of interventions? Because not all intervention studies have a comparator

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Do you have to include RCT studies if your review is looking at the effectiveness of interventions? Because not all intervention studies have a comparator

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Web of Science
CINAHL
PEDro database (physiotherapy evidence database)
SPORTDiscus on EBSCO

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OOOO no, but that sounds like a good idea. Thanks 

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OOOO no, but that sounds like a good idea. Thanks 

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Yes!

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I've already tried doing that but it seems that most studies look at breast cancer

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what does more than half mean?

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using lots of synonyms and OR terms helps to expand results

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using lots of synonyms and OR terms helps to expand results

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doing more than RCTs. I think there is only 1 RCT so need to go wider

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doing more than RCTs. I think there is only 1 RCT so need to go wider

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How can I expand my search to gather more papers, if only 5 papers are relevant? I am looking at the use of yoga to improve fatigue in cancer patients, but I have decided to exclude female-related cancer

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Objectives are more precise, like how will you exactly be measuring your outcomes, what tools and measurements?

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Objectives are more precise, like how will you exactly be measuring your outcomes, what tools and measurements?

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You could say - more than half fo the intervention needs to be delivered digitally 

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You could say - more than half fo the intervention needs to be delivered digitally 

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Isn't pubmed within medline anyway? However Scopus is a good idea. 

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Isn't pubmed within medline anyway? However Scopus is a good idea. 

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Yes, however sometimes you may use the same platform and apply the same search strategy.

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Yes, however sometimes you may use the same platform and apply the same search strategy.

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WHat is a priori designed screening table

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WHat is a priori designed screening table

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We should use search terms specific to each database (e.g. they might be using different MeSH terms) so they should be searched separately

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We should use search terms specific to each database (e.g. they might be using different MeSH terms) so they should be searched separately

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if app-based intervention, how to determine maximum amount of human interaction?

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if app-based intervention, how to determine maximum amount of human interaction?

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How to define search terms and how to usMeSH terms will help with both the CHD and QOL terms.

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I access both medline and embase via ovid. The other one would be psychinfo but this gave me zero results

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I access both medline and embase via ovid. The other one would be psychinfo but this gave me zero results

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Why not trying Ovid? You can search 3 database in the same time

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Why not trying Ovid? You can search 3 database in the same time

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How would we be applying these terms within each search?

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How would we be applying these terms within each search?

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Do we do it in one go?

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hypothesis - what you expect to see (normally evidence based

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there are some really good youtube videos on it.
It takes on the format:
TS = (depression OR depressi* OR low mood OR etc.) AND TS =(exercis* intervention OR physical activit* etc.)

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the general search terms I have included were fine, but i have some synonyms in the text that would be very useful to include (particularly for the population) which have not been included in the appendix.

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Use similar keywords of the studies you've alreaddy found

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Use similar keywords of the studies you've alreaddy found

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I have to remove one of my search terms which is ''chronic fatigue syndrome'' because this will bring up too many irrelevant papers- but I am looking at how yoga can be used to alleviate symptoms of fatigue in those who have MS so I am confuzzled 

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I have to remove one of my search terms which is ''chronic fatigue syndrome'' because this will bring up too many irrelevant papers- but I am looking at how yoga can be used to alleviate symptoms of fatigue in those who have MS so I am confuzzled 

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What are all the search terms for the necessity-concerns framework (NCF)

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What are all the search terms for the necessity-concerns framework (NCF)

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difference between hypotheses and objectives? ;~;

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difference between hypotheses and objectives? ;~;

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I need to find a relevant (third) database for my study - it's on non-pharmacological interventions for pulmonary hypertension so not necessarily RCTs

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I need to find a relevant (third) database for my study - it's on non-pharmacological interventions for pulmonary hypertension so not necessarily RCTs

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