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What are Some Common Challenges in Pediatric Search Strategies?

Common challenges include:
- Overwhelming Volume of Information: The vast amount of available information can be overwhelming. Using precise search terms and filters can help.
- Keeping Up with Updates: Pediatric guidelines and protocols are frequently updated. Setting up alerts in databases can help stay informed.
- Access to Full Texts: Sometimes, full-text articles are behind paywalls. Utilize institutional access or request articles through interlibrary loans.

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