search strategy

What are the Key Components of a Search Strategy?

An effective search strategy in Pediatrics should include:
1. Defining the Research Question: Clearly state the clinical query or research question. For instance, "What are the latest treatment options for pediatric asthma?"
2. Keywords and Phrases: Identify relevant keywords and phrases. Use synonyms and related terms. For pediatric asthma, keywords could include "childhood asthma," "asthma management in children," and "pediatric respiratory disorders."
3. Databases: Select appropriate databases like PubMed, Cochrane Library, and Embase. Pediatric-specific databases like AAP (American Academy of Pediatrics) resources can be particularly useful.
4. Search Filters: Apply filters to refine results. Filters can include age groups (e.g., neonates, infants, adolescents), publication date, article type (e.g., reviews, clinical trials), and language.

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