How to search PubMed in a systematic way

[@gracenjeri9655]

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

[@bevbeautifulhealing]

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

[@MedSearchSolution]

You are welcome :)

[@nargeskholerdi1880]

OMG!!!!!! This has made things soooo clear to me. tnx.

[@dexterdanieltnt]

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

[@doctorrida4997]

Best tutorial so far🤗

[@SamSampeMana]

All your 2 videos are very helpful sir.. just subscribed

[@hellabenmessaoudmoalla9292]

Thank you! You made my day

[@georgie66549]

This is so helpful thank you

[@kevon217]

Thanks a bunch for this!

[@eshakhan1930]

Please make more videos of systematic review

[@imperfectlypaigey7328]

thank you!

[@Ruphc]

Great tutorial, thanks

[@maryamrahmannia8502]

It was amazing

[@mortonmilnwood]

Fantastic! Thank you so much!!!

[@aliyeaslsonsuz7099]

where is the other videos? I hope there is somw

[@gokulbarathraj]

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]

[@Tsubaki7777]

THANK YOU ❤

[@MedSearchSolution]

@@Tsubaki7777 no problem, happy searching!

[@OnahAlex-c7o]

How can i get a logbook?

[@MedSearchSolution]

@@OnahAlex-c7o just use Word or Google Sheets and set it up like I did

[@anjalisisodhiya4524]

Nice

[@Mariakaraminasian-z9r]

why my pupmed search differ than this in the video?? can anyone help

[@MedSearchSolution]

@@Mariakaraminasian-z9r there has been more literature released using those keywords in the meantime