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But how will #medlibs know?!
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Happy 2025! Oh, don't mind me, just doing some #medlibs homework before tomorrow evening. -t
We're back, kicking off 2024 and Episode 14 with a special guest, Zahra Premji!
Your regular co-hosts have a lot of questions about Zahra's search tips and so much more! #medlibs
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#medlibs - from 2weekSR on Twitter. Great work from @carrieprice.bsky.social and others on reporting for published SRs. tldr: "Only 1% of systematic reviews in our sample was fully reproducible for all database searches." www.jclinepi.com/article/S089...
MM.13: 2024 MeSH
Join @carrieprice.bsky.social and @tcshields.bsky.social as they discuss new Medical Subject Headings for 2024. The perfect gift for the discerning nerdy #medlibs this holiday season. 😉
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"Annual MeSH Processing for 2024 MeSH"
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@carrieprice.bsky.social and I are meeting next Wednesday to record the @medlibsmiscellany.bsky.social episode for #2024MeSH #medlibs
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It's your absolute last chance to AUA (Ask Us Anything) so don't miss out! You can ask us about systematic reviews or you can ask about kittens. You can ask us about great restaurants, favorite hobbies, or searching PubMed!
All you have to do is ask! @carrieprice.bsky.social @tcshields.bsky.social
Our latest post follows up on our last episode, where we talked at length about the problems with assigning systematic reviews.
In this post, find ALL THE FREE METHODOLOGICAL GUIDANCE (& reporting) available to potential authors of evidence synthesis.
medlibsmiscellany.substack.com/p/we-cannot-...
A new episode, in which Tracy and I discuss which kind of fruit picking (cherry, blueberry, strawberry…) is appropriate for evidence synthesis.
Answer? None.
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We are still looking for your best questions so that we can give you our best answers!
Would you like a question about medical librarianship, searching, MeSH, or something similar to be featured in an upcoming episode?
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We want to know if you have questions for Tracy and Carrie, your hosts on Medlibs Miscellany.
Leave a comment below and we’ll answer some questions in an upcoming episode! #medlibs
Episode 10: When Librarians Aren't Great With File Names, out now wherever you get your podcasts!
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