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The Early 1990s. My Years as a Medical Librarian. The Foundations of My Persistence

1 - VS Shares, QMed Shares

From Quiet Shelves to a Living Library My second library job was in a hospital library. In the early 1990s. And I miss it even today! In the 3.5 years I spent there, I had the privilege of transforming a minimally used space into one that buzzed with activity from…

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You Might Be Using Boolean Operators Wrong. But That’s Easy to Fix!

2.2 - Do you know - Knowledge Bytes

Anyone who learns how to search online, at some point learns the use of Boolean operators – AND, OR, NOT. If they learn further, they learn about proximity operators too But interestingly this is a tool often highly misused. Either due to lack of knowledge, or plain human error. The…

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Interesting article: Reporting and critical appraisal of evidence-based research: Making the journal club most effective

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Das RR, Bang A. Reporting and critical appraisal of evidence-based research: Making the journal club most effective. Indian J Pharmacol. 2026 Mar 1;58(2):145-149. PMID: 41766241; PMCID: 13004567. Making Evidence Matter: The Power of Critical Appraisal and Journal Clubs In modern medicine, evidence-based research (EBR) is no longer optional—it is foundational.…

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WHO TB Knowledge Sharing Platform

2.1 - Do you know - Resources

A One-Stop Digital Hub to Tackle Tuberculosis: Exploring the WHO TB Knowledge Sharing Platform Tuberculosis (TB) remains one of the world’s deadliest infectious diseases, demanding coordinated global action, evidence-based policies, and continuous learning. In response to this need, the World Health Organization (WHO) launched the TB Knowledge Sharing Platform (TB-KSP)—a…

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If QMed Disappeared: Would Better Searching Stick in India?

1 - VS Shares, 8-Donor CONNECT

A reflection on literature searching skills in India—and whether they truly last without constant reinforcement. I recently read this blog post by Margaret Gitau that asked a deceptively simple question:If your NGO disappeared tomorrow… who would truly notice?Not donors. Not partners. Not regulators.But the community you exist to serve.It stayed…

The Maharashtra Medical Council (MMC) has approved QMed for credit points for webinars

The Early 1990s. My Years as a Medical Librarian. The Foundations of My Persistence

You Might Be Using Boolean Operators Wrong. But That’s Easy to Fix!

Interesting article: Reporting and critical appraisal of evidence-based research: Making the journal club most effective

WHO TB Knowledge Sharing Platform

If QMed Disappeared: Would Better Searching Stick in India?

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