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... are databases of specific types of studies, or spe- cific diseases or conditions. You can find some examples in Table 2, adapted from Pai et al. 13 and Hull et al. 14 PubMed has gained a high profile and authority in the biomedical field throughout the years. Because it is easy and quick to use and providing free access, 15 we will use it as an example. ...
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Objectives:
To determine a suitable approach to a systematic search for epidemiologic publications in bibliographic databases. For this purpose, suitable sensitive, precise, and optimized filters were to be selected for MEDLINE searches. In addition, the relevance of bibliographic databases was determined.
Study design and setting:
Epidemiologic...
Background
Healthcare professionals and researchers in the field of palliative care often have difficulties finding relevant articles in online databases. Standardized search filters may help improve the efficiency and quality of such searches, but prior developed filters showed only moderate performance.
Aim
To develop and validate a specific sea...
Citations
... Nowadays, searching for scientific journals that are indexed in online databases such as PUBMED/ MEDLINE (13) and Science Citation Index (14) is possible via in- ternet. Besides, there are varieties of search engines including Google and Google Scholar which are suitable for general and scientific searching (1,4,5,15) . A scientific article is comprised of a Title, an Abstract, Keywords, an Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion, Conclusion and References. ...
... A scientific article is comprised of a Title, an Abstract, Keywords, an Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion, Conclusion and References. The IMRAD format is helpful for writing scientific papers (1,4,5,15) . There is no identical rule for starting to write a scientific article. ...
... There is no identical rule for starting to write a scientific article. Some authors write the methods and results first, followed by an introduction and discussion; while some others start their manuscript with title and expand the article according to IMRAD structure (5,(15)(16)(17)(18) . ...
Introduction: The main goal of this article which is presented
as IMRAD (Acronym for Introduction, Methods, Results,
And Discussion) format is to describe the basic principles for
writing an appropriate scientific paper and publishing it in
a peer-reviewed journal. Methods: The framework of each
scientific paper is introduced by the journal’s Authorship
guideline which is called, “Instructions to Authors”.
However, each type of scientific article has its standard
format. IMRAD frame is suitable for scientific papers.
Results: Publishing a good scientific paper is the production
of a successful scientific research and gives self confidence
to researcher. Conclusion: Challenging for publishing an
honest research confers a nice thrill, a real joy for sharing
with other scientists, colleagues and researchers.
Keywords: Scientific literature, Writing
