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Literature searching and the ideal researcher

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A student, academician or a practitioner of any health sciences stream often needs to search the literature. An ideal researcher should spend a small percentage of time in this activity, and much more on the main research and writing. What is the profile of an ideal researcher in this context? …

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Sengupta’s Research Academy

2.1 - Do you know - Resources

Writing a research project, may be a thesis or an article is something each health professional has to do throughout their medical career (or at least once during one's working life!). However, many professionals find it difficult due to absence of proper understanding of research writing. With years of research…

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Long Term Impact of QMed in a Researcher’s Journey

4 - Guest posts

It is my pleasure to write a review of how the QMed Course(s) continue to guide me after more than four years of my having taken them. After my PubMed & MeSH course, I could retrieve relevant papers with exceptional ease and better precision towards the desired objective. This was something…

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Twenty years since of PubMed access and are our health professionals “information savvy”

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Around 20 years ago, the "Indian Express" had a special publication called "Web Vision". In the January 1998 issue, they had featured me in a column called "Web Spirit", in an article - "Internet throws up new job definitions". I had a copy of this issue, but it had at…

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Finding Our Way Through Shades of Gray: 6 Virtues to Guide Researchers in Planning, Conducting, and Writing Up Research.

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O'Brien BC, Balmer DF, Maggio LA. J Grad Med Educ. 2017 Oct;9(5):555-559. An article in a previous blog post offered a checklist of recommended practices that can help researchers to avoid the consequences associated with the ‘‘7 deadly sins’’ in medical research. However, authors of this article felt that decisions in research are not always straightforward…

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Literature searching and the ideal researcher

Sengupta’s Research Academy

Long Term Impact of QMed in a Researcher’s Journey

Twenty years since of PubMed access and are our health professionals “information savvy”

Finding Our Way Through Shades of Gray: 6 Virtues to Guide Researchers in Planning, Conducting, and Writing Up Research.

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