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How to Use MeSH Terms in Literature Searches?
To effectively use MeSH terms in literature searches, researchers can follow these steps:
Identify Key Concepts:
Before searching, clearly define the key concepts of the research question.
Consult the MeSH Database:
Use the MeSH database available on PubMed to find appropriate terms for each concept.
Combine Terms Using Boolean Operators:
Use operators like AND, OR, and NOT to combine MeSH terms and refine the search strategy.
Review Search Results:
Evaluate the search results for relevance and adjust the terms or strategy as needed.
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