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Glanville J, Kaunelis D, Mensinkai S, Picheca L. Pruning Emtree: does focusing Embase subject headings impact search strategy precision and sensitivity?. Ottawa: CADTH; 2015.
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Conference Paper
Waffenschmidt S, Hausner E, Engel L, Volz F, Kaiser T. Benefit of searching different databases to identify health economic evaluations in German HTA-reports. In: Health Technology Assessment International (HTAi) 7th Annual Meeting 2010. 2010 June 6-9; Dublin, Ireland; 2010.
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Kaunelis D, Glanville J, Isojärvi J, Lefebvre C, Wright K, Chalon PX. Keeping up-to-date with information retrieval research: Summarized Research in Information Retrieval for HTA. In: CHLA/ABSC 2017 Annual Conference. Edmonton, Alberta (Canada); 2017.
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Journal Article
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Rice DB, Kloda LA, Levis B, Qi B, Kingsland E, Thombs BD. Are MEDLINE searches sufficient for systematic reviews and meta-analyses of the diagnostic accuracy of depression screening tools? A review of meta-analyses. J Psychosom Res. 2016;87:7-13. Abstract
Kwon Y, Powelson SE, Wong H, Ghali WA, Conly JM. An assessment of the efficacy of searching in biomedical databases beyond MEDLINE in identifying studies for a systematic review on ward closures as an infection control intervention to control outbreaks. Syst Rev. 2014;3:135. Abstract
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Kastner M, Straus SE, McKibbon AK, Goldsmith CH. The capture-mark-recapture technique can be used as a stopping rule when searching in systematic reviews. J Clin Epidemiol. 2009;62(2):149-57. Abstract
Kahn TJ, Ninomiya H. Changing vocabularies: a guide to help bioethics searchers find relevant literature in National Library of Medicine databases using the Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) indexing vocabulary. Kennedy Inst Ethics J. 2003;13(3):275-311.
Kahn TJ, Ninomiya H. Changing vocabularies: a guide to help bioethics searchers find relevant literature in National Library of Medicine databases using the Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) indexing vocabulary. Kennedy Inst Ethics J. 2003;13(3):275-311.
Bastian H, Scheibler Fü, Knelangen M, Zschorlich B, Nasser M, Waltering A. Choosing health technology assessment and systematic review topics: the development of priority-setting criteria for patients' and consumers' interests. Int J Technol Assess Health Care. 2011;27(4):348-56. Abstract
Linder SK, Kamath GR, Pratt GF, Saraykar SS, Volk RJ. Citation searches are more sensitive than keyword searches to identify studies using specific measurement instruments. J Clin Epidemiol. 2015;68(4):412-7. Abstract
Nicod E, Kanavos P. Commonalities and differences in HTA outcomes: a comparative analysis of five countries and implications for coverage decisions. Health Policy. 2012;108(2-3):167-77. Abstract
Kenyon L, Gordon F. Community engagement: from a professional to a public perspective. Community Pract. 2009;82(2):22-5. Abstract
Craven J, Jefferies J, Kendrick J, Nicholls D, Boynton J, Frankish R. A comparison of searching the Cochrane library databases via CRD, Ovid and Wiley: implications for systematic searching and information services. Health Info Libr J. 2014;31(1):54-63. Abstract
Wieseler B, Wolfram N, McGauran N, Kerekes MF, Vervölgyi V, Kohlepp P, et al. Completeness of reporting of patient-relevant clinical trial outcomes: comparison of unpublished clinical study reports with publicly available data. PLoS Med. 2013;10(10):e1001526. Abstract
Sigmund H, Kristensen FB. Does health technology assessment benefit health services and politics? The experiences of an established HTA institution: the Danish Centre for Evaluation and HTA. Eur J Health Econ. 2002;3(1):54-8. Abstract