MODULE 2 Flashcards

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are everywhere and can be classified as:
* Physical (printed)
* Online (electronic , digital)
* Text
* Audio

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information sources

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Original documents created
* Eye-witness accounts of an event
* Written at the time of the event
* Experiences with the event being researched

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PRIMARY LITERATURE

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  • review of the primary resources
  • analysis or evaluation of primary source
  • summary of primary source
  • References that either index or abstract the primary literature with the goal of directing the user to the primary literature
  • compilation of titles, headlines, etc. (in list form)
  • these are copies, but only of the index & abstract
  • dependent on the existence of primary & tertiary literatue
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SECONDARY LITERATURE

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  • provide overviews of topics by synthesizing information gathered from other primary and secondary resources → most of drug information needed by patients
  • Present a summarized factual representation of information → all drugs and illness information
  • Tend to consist of highly reliable and accurate information
  • Offer background information for your research
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TERTIARY LITERATURE

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  • Research
  • Dissertation - PhD research
  • Memos
  • Diaries
  • Photographs
  • Video
  • Letters
  • Interviews
  • Clinical Report
  • Articles
  • Newspaper
  • Magazines
  • journal
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PRIMARY

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  • Google Scholar
  • Pubmed
  • CINAHL
  • PubChem
  • Science Direct
  • SciFinder
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SECONDARY

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  • Encyclopedias
  • Dictionary
  • Hand book
  • Textbook
  • Guidebook
  • Pharmacopoeia
  • Fact book
  • Manuals
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TERTIARY

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scientific research, primary sources present original thinking, report on discoveries, or share new information

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PRIMARY

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Secondary resources are generally categorized as ____

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abstracting or indexing services

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used by clinicians to locate clinical studies or other original research (referred to as the primary literature) that are published in medical or health-related journals

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secondary resources

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provide a bibliographic citation (authors, title, journal name, volume, pages, year) for each journal article included.

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indexing services

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allow clinicians to retrieve articles but do not provide any additional content information.

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Citations

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provide a brief description of the content of each article.

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Abstracting services

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allows clinicians to determine if the specific article meets their needs before accessing the complete resource.

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abstract

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  • first to be used when researching a medication- or health-related question.
  • provide an overview of a topic, without the details found in primary literature (e.g., clinical studies).
  • Even if the question is not completely answered by these references, these resources will usually provide the basis for a more thorough information search
  • generally covers general cases, not requiring in-depth information
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TERTIARY RESOURCES

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BENEFITS

  • Access to more detailed information
  • Provide information that is unavailable elsewhere
  • Ability to asses and validate the study
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  • means all Domain names, electronic addresses, uniform resource locators (URL), websites, mobile apps, databases, internet blogs, social media sites (Facebook, Youtube, Twitter)
  • information found at these are not always accurate and complete
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Internet Resources

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BENEFITS

  • Quick and selective screening of primary resources
  • May provide sufficient information in answering DI request
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GENERAL CONSIDERATION

secondary

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up to date

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BENEFITS

  • quick, easy introduction to your topic
  • Background information on drugs and diseases
  • Excellent first line resources
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GENERAL CONSIDERATION

primary

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up to datekeep

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LIMITATIONS

  • Information not current
  • Human bias
  • Incomplete information
  • Lack of expertise of the author
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LIMITATIONS

  • Need to have good skills in medical literature
  • Evaluation no guarantee of accuracy
  • might get the wrong interpretation
17
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LIMITATIONS

  • Lag time publication and citation in an index
  • Review of infinite journal hinder thoroughness of research
  • Used to locate journal articles
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GENERAL CONSIDERATION

tertiary

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  • Author
  • Publisher
  • Year published <5 yrs
  • Edition
  • Scope (accessibility)
  • References