MEDLINE Versus EMBASE and CINAHL for Telemedicine Searches
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Summary
A comparison of MEDLINE with EMBASE and CINAHL to estimate what proportion of potentially relevant publications would be missed when only MEDLINE is used in a review project, in comparison to when EMBASE and CINAHL are also used.
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- article
- Published
- 2010-10-01
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- 38
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Keywords
CINAHL, MEDLINE, Medicine, Telemedicine, Health care
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