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Critical appraisal, key findings tables, study characteristics, data analysis... where do you feel you need additional support?

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But how can I make sure I am doing this accurately?

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I need help with understanding critical appraisal

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I need help with understanding critical appraisal

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Can we have some examples of how to do this?

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Clear

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SPIDER
FINER

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It's a framework to describe the break down of a subject into it's component parts, and to apply appropriate terminology to each of those parts.

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To ensure that what you're searching for is relevant and focussed on your question

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Inclusion/ exclusion criteria identify the key features of your target population (e.g. demographics, characteristics)
Database limiters let you narrow the focus of your search according to the values you select (e.g. full text only/ abstract/ peer reviewed/ specific journal title/ date range). Inclusion/ exclusion criteria are applied to the results of the search, rather than to limit it.

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Our own subject knowledge/ colleagues/ librarian/ tutor?

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A set of commands used in search engines to limit or expand a search e.g. AND, OR and NOT. These can sometimes differ with different databases

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To search for different variations of a word with multiple endings e.g. therap* (therapy; therapies; therapist; therapeutic)

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It's faster and more comprehensive, you don't have to type in every variation of the word

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It bypasses Automatic Term Mapping and automatic explosion& can limit the search return?

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When there are alternative spellings of words
e.g. p(?)ediatric
wom(?)n
(# in CINAHL)

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They vary with different databases

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Same as truncations?

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Not very!