How to search PubMed in a systematic way

This video will demonstrate how to build a search strategy in PubMed. The systematic approach uses both MeSH and TIAB terms in combination to optimally search for scientific literature.
Learn how to use MeSH terms and TIAB terms to improve your Systematic Reviews or other scientific/medical publications!
To learn more about literature searching in PubMed and systematic reviews in general, visit our website at libguides.vu.nl/PMroadmap.
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[@gracenjeri9655]

Awesome! This has made things so clear to me. Thank you so much!

[@dexterdanieltnt]

Excellent video. Great use with the example. Thanks for sharing

[@bevbeautifulhealing]

Spot on. Thank you for sim plying this. Your tutorial was simple and excellent. Much appreciated. Cheers. 👌🏾

[@MedSearchSolution]

You are welcome :)

[@doctorrida4997]

Best tutorial so far🤗

[@kalyanirajalingham1286]

Fantastic video!

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[@kevon217]

Thanks a bunch for this!

[@hellabenmessaoudmoalla9292]

Thank you! You made my day

[@eshakhan1930]

Please make more videos of systematic review

[@mortonmilnwood]

Fantastic! Thank you so much!!!

[@Ruphc]

Great tutorial, thanks

[@georgie66549]

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[@maryamrahmannia8502]

It was amazing

[@user-fo3ru8lb3k]

how to find tiab terms?

[@MedSearchSolution]

You think of them yourself. They are synonims of the aspect word. For example if your topic is about cancer, you write neoplasm*[tiab] OR cancer*[tiab] OR tumour[tiab]