THE 8 STEPS. How to search for scientific literature like a pro. Using Pubmed as a use case

In this webinar, i describe in detail how to search for medical literature on line using 8 simple steps.
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[@adesuahelen4740]

I came across this Wealth of knowledge at the right time....God bless you sir

[@PublicHealthResources]

God bless you too Helen 😊

[@lukmangiwah4177]

Thanks for the educative piece my Dr

[@PublicHealthResources]

Thank you so much sir Lukman🙌

[@ismailraji1832]

Very good lecture. Thanks!!

[@PublicHealthResources]

You are welcome! Chief 🙌

[@aliyujafarabubakar8702]

Thank you so much
Indeed educative

[@PublicHealthResources]

Am glad you found it useful Aliyu

[@ismailraji1832]

This is great!!! Thanks.

[@PublicHealthResources]

Thank you Chief 🙌

[@Limahcares]

I am glad I landed on this video. Thank you Dr. Abdulhakeem and all of you that made this possible.

[@PublicHealthResources]

You are very much welcome Halimatu, wishing you the best in all you do🙌

[@chiboycohort8141]

This is an amazing approach to training in conducting a literature search. So helpful. Thanks

[@PublicHealthResources]

Thank you for your amazing feedback Chiboy 😀. There is a lot more to come 😊. Checkout my other channel for more interesting research oriented videos ruclips.net/user/EpiInfoforRookiesE4R

[@rasheedahzakariya6763]

The presentation is awesome. You demystified literature search.Thank you very much.

[@PublicHealthResources]

Thank you for your feedback Rasheedah ☺️

[@rabiuibrahim6791]

So educative sir,

[@PublicHealthResources]

Thank you👍

[@aishajibrilmuhammad8147]

Thanks again and again sir.

[@PublicHealthResources]

You are most welcome Dr Aisha

[@mukhtarahmad-7874]

I am very much convinced that you are nothing like someone I have ever encountered. I have learned alot of complex and amazing things at a go, Thank you so much Sir. God bless.

[@PublicHealthResources]

Wow, thank you Mukhtar Ahmad ☺️

[@fatimamukhtar5847]

Thank you for the lecture

[@PublicHealthResources]

You are welcome

[@faizaaminu2106]

Thank you so much sir.

[@PublicHealthResources]

You are most welcome Faiza👍

[@lucyadebayo]

will try it on pc. Thank you sir

[@PublicHealthResources]

Nice one Lucy, let me know how it goes 👍

[@boblabiggie4485]

Awesome video!

[@PublicHealthResources]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@aminaismail5322]

Thanks so much sir for delineating the scope of literature review

[@PublicHealthResources]

You are very much welcome Amina👍

[@sadiqapate6392]

Godbless you sir

[@PublicHealthResources]

You too Sadiqa.

[@lolaarrietageta7973]

The lecture starts at 22:00 minutes

[@petrjanec6961]

Dear doctor, your lectures are incredible. I installed EndNote - a fully paid version. Your youtube lesson helped me a lot. How many citations can I put in an article? I wrote a review, and the quotes from 121 were not saved like the previous ones. Thank you ( Neonatologist Dr Peter - Czechia). Kind regards

[@PublicHealthResources]

Thank you so much for your compliments Dr Petr ☺️.
For a review article, it depends on the journal that you wish to publish it in. I would firstly check with the journal to see if they have a cap on the number. But as a rule of thumb consider citing 1 reference for every four sentences. Most review articles on pubmed have between 25 to 50 references. I hope this helps sir?

[@petrjanec6961]

Thank you, sir; although I am not the youngest, I am writing my first review. Your advice helped me a lot. Thank you@@PublicHealthResources

[@drigwendidin7567]

Thank you so much sir for making this literature search so simple. Please my question is this, you advised that we should never reference any material we have not read, however you said if we see a systematic review we can use such, pls does it mean we can quote such review or we have to go find and get each individual article mentioned in the review that is of interest to us?

[@PublicHealthResources]

Great question Dr, it is okay to reference the systematic review as a whole (it’s results and it’s conclusions) but if you want to make reference to specific findings in any of the individual articles used for the systematic review, then it is safer to see it before you reference it. I hope this helps ☺️

[@drigwendidin7567]

Yes thank you sir.

[@musaqasim244]

What kind of search builder can i use that of the same feature with pubmed

[@musaqasim244]

Am not a medical student, chemical engineer

[@PublicHealthResources]

Great question Musa, you can use Google Scholar too, it has an advanced feature pretty similar with Pubmed. I will be releasing a video on how to use this too God willing. 👍