Librarian passionate about teaching I Forever an art historian I Interested in biomedical ethics (brain death; organ transplantation); history of medical ed
@UHMLG Not just encourage but get them to truly understand why searching is an iterative process AND use the technique in their own searches. Looking forward to an assessment in med schl students who will be asked to describe their process.
Itβs graduation day for the gorgeous @DiaryPrisonCat! When she presented with pathologic fractures secondary to alendronate therapy we had no idea how long healing would take. Turns out osteoclasts do kick back in with healing complete at 22 weeks post-op! π #orthopals#msuvets
@bergney @carrieprice78 @HeatherMcEwen3 I've been thinking recently that we should focus more on teaching this rathan throwing lots more info at them that they're not going to use ( that is, searching).What faculty don't realize really is that the info landscape is so complex that students need this.
@tcshields parentheses do not work the same as brackets, spacing & quotations do as well. There are 2 other searches listed & I'm clueless as to whether they were meant to be combined or are 3 separate searches.
@tcshields Or the sentinel article I saw today, with one (search, concept, whatever) of 1. "Adverse effects (Mesh) AND " Sphincterotomy endoscopic (Mesh)" AND "Self-expandable metallic stent" (Mesh) AND "Pancreas" (Mesh). In case you've ever wondered, 1/2