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Starting a literature review? Need a few good articles for a class assignment? A good review of the literature review usually includes searching one or more health sciences databases - and possibly other subject specific databases. Lay out your search strategy using PICO before you start your database search.
Struggling with conducting your literature review? Check out this guide on the Steps to Conducting a Literature Review:
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This link opens in a new windowFor systematic, scoping, or other types of synthesis reviews, Medline via OVID is the preferred platform for searching.
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