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Browsing Samuel J. Wood Medical Library by Type "conference papers and proceedings"
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Are Commonly Searched Databases Optimized for Systematic Review Exporting Needs? An MLA UX Caucus project
Hickner, Andy; Saylor, Kate; Verma, Louisa (2020-08) -
Burnout among medical and health science information professionals supporting systematic review research: An exploratory study
Demetres, Michelle; Wright, Drew; DeRosa, Antonio (2019-04-18) -
Elevating Health Literacy: Researching the Landscape
DeRosa, Antonio; Stribling, Judy (2019-05-06) -
Harmonizing Efforts: A Trio of Patient Education Services
DeRosa, Antonio; Stribling, Judy (2019-10-24) -
Health Seminars: Supporting Patient Education, Engagement, and Improving Health Literacy
DeRosa, Antonio; Stribling, Judy (2019-05-06) -
How Long Should We Keep Data? An Evidence-Based Recommendation for Data Retention Using Institutional Meta-Analyses
Wright, Drew N; Demetres, Michelle R; Mages, Keith C; DeRosa, Antonio P; Jedlicka, Caroline; Stribling, Judy C; Baltich Nelson, Becky; Delgado, Diana (2020-08)Objectives: The National Institutes of Health (NIH) is committed to ensuring results and data are made available to the public for research they fund, in whole or in part. Therefore, institutions and researchers must ... -
The impact of institutional repositories: A systematic review
Demetres, Michelle; Delgado, Diana; Wright, Drew (2019-04-18) -
Involvement of Information Professionals in Patient- and Family-Centered Care Initiatives: a Systematic Review
DeRosa, Antonio; Stribling, Judy; Baltich Nelson, Becky; Delgado, Diana; Mages, Keith; Martin, Lily (2019-03-06) -
PROSPERO Protocols: Wait Time from Submission to Completed Registration
Demetres, Michelle R; DeRosa, Antonio P; Mages, Keith C; Wright, Drew N; Delgado, Diana (2020-08)Objectives: The U.K.’s PROSPERO is the main international registry of systematic review (SR) protocols. Due to increased submissions, protocols from the U.K. are prioritized, as PROSPERO is funded by the National Institute ...