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Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing ; (36): 2768-2775, 2022.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-990112

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Objective:To analyze the research hotspots of foreign liver transplantation nursing, and explore the current research trends in this field.Methods:The subject words of liver transplantation nursing literature included in Web of Science were used as the research object, the retrieval time was from the establishment of the database to November 24, 2021, and Bicomb software was used for word frequency analysis, and SPSS software was used carry out systematic clustering analysis on high-frequency keywords.Results:Two hundred and ninety-four articles were finally included and published in 169 journals. Thirty high-frequency subject words were extracted, accounting for 47.60% of the total frequency. Through co-word cluster analysis, it is found that research hotspots include 7 categories: pediatric liver transplantation and family, quality of life and transitional care, postoperative complications and psychology, organ donation and ethics, treatment compliance, intensive care and psychiatry, nutrition and symptoms management.Conclusions:It is suggested that the future nursing research of liver transplantation in China should focus on pediatric living donor liver transplantation and family management, symptom management of liver transplantation recipients, nutrition management of pediatric liver transplantation recipients, psychiatric complications after transplantation in ICU, nursing ethics of liver transplantation, etc. So as to improve the nursing development level of liver transplantation in China.

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Saúde Soc ; 31(4): e210836pt, 2022. graf
Article in Portuguese | LILACS | ID: biblio-1410127

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Resumo Esta pesquisa traz em seu escopo a análise do potencial estigmatizador do conteúdo de estudos direcionados à população LGBTQIA+ indexados na plataforma PubMed. Por meio de uma ampla e sistemática pesquisa bibliográfica foram identificados e incluídos, respectivamente, 821 e 334 (40,68%) artigos, dos quais foram extraídos 1838 descritores. Da análise dos dados coletados foram identificados as maiores prevalências dos descritores "men having sex with man" (192 repetições) e "HIV" (98 repetições). Sendo assim, o percurso analítico das informações levantadas refletiu que a população LGBTQIA+ é essencialmente designada como "homens que fazem sexo com outros homens e soropositivos". Este estudo traz, portanto, a presença de características estigmatizantes nos estudos direcionados à população LGBTQIA+. Contudo, cabe destacar que o resultado encontrado é subsídio para o fortalecimento de uma perspectiva crítica de um fazer científico mais humanizado e direcionado às especificidades e necessidades da população LGBTQIA+.


Abstract This study analyzes the stigmatizing potential of studies on the LGBTQIA+ population indexed on the PubMED database. By a broad and systematic bibliographic search, 821 publications were found and 334 (40.68%) were included in this study. From these, 1838 keywords were extracted. Data analysis showed that the keywords "men who have sex with man" (192 repetitions) and "HIV" (98 repetitions) had the highest prevalence. Thus, according to the analysis, the LGBTQIA+ population is essentially described as "men who have sex with other men" and "HIV positive." This study unveils the presence of stigmatizing characteristics in studies on the LGBTQIA+ population. However, such findings can help strengthen the critical perspective of a more humanized scientific practice, actually concerned with the specificities and needs of the LGBTQIA+ population.


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Humans , Male , Female , Prejudice , Subject Headings , Scientific Publication Indicators , Social Stigma , Sexual and Gender Minorities
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Rev. Méd. Inst. Mex. Seguro Soc ; 59(4): 262-263, ago. 2021. tab
Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: biblio-1358338

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¿Cuál es la función de las palabras clave en un artículo científico? ¿Para qué sirven? ¿Son lo mismo que los descriptores? En el pre- sente editorial se responden esas y otras preguntas relacionadas con el uso de las palabras clave, a fin de que los autores de artí- culos científicos las elijan de una mejor manera para guiar a sus potenciales lectores y aumentar la visibilidad de su artículo, lo cual puede incrementar las probabilidades de que sea citado.


What is the role of keywords in a scholarly article? What are they for? Are keywords and descriptors the same? In this editorial those and other questions related to the use of keywords are answered, in order for the authors of scholarly articles to choose them properly so that they can guide their potential readers and increase the visibility of their article, which can lead to its citation.


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Humans , Subject Headings , Medical Informatics , Vocabulary, Controlled , Medical Subject Headings , Research , Periodical
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Rev. cuba. invest. bioméd ; 40(2): e1378, 2021. graf
Article in Spanish | LILACS, CUMED | ID: biblio-1347451

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La experiencia científica de los últimos meses contra la pandemia de la COVID-19 muestra una celeridad nunca vista, así mismo, es inédita la velocidad en la publicación de los resultados de tales investigaciones. El contexto revela la carrera sostenida que tiene la ciencia contra la expansión de este letal virus. En el presente estudio se documentan evidencias bibliográficas para reconocer a PubMed como uno de los principales recursos de información científica sobre medicina que existen en el mundo. Es una necesidad del gremio científico médico e investigativo en el contexto de la COVID-19 conocer las temáticas que abordan los principales artículos de la base de datos. El objetivo de esta investigación es analizar el comportamiento temático de los artículos publicados por PubMed sobre coronavirus en el primer semestre del año 2020 utilizando como herramienta de análisis al Observatorio Métrico de Coronavirus de la Universidad de Pinar del Río. El interés científico del estudio se concentra en las variables materia, MeSH y palabras clave; las que son analizadas con diferentes técnicas métricas que facilitan la visualización e interpretación de los resultados. Se demostró que PubMed, entre los temas más recurrentes, ha socializado investigaciones en virología, microbiología, farmacéutica, medicina general integral y sus relaciones con la oncología, neurología, pediatría, psicología, psiquiatría, oftalmología, nutrición, telemedicina y dispositivos médicos(AU)


The scientific experience of recent months against the COVID-19 pandemic shows a speed never seen before, likewise, the speed in the publication of the results of such investigations is unprecedented. The context reveals the sustained race in science against the spread of this deadly virus. In this study, bibliographic evidence is documented to recognize PubMed as one of the main sources of scientific information on medicine that exist in the world. In the context of COVID-19, it is a necessity for the scientific, medical and research union to know the issues addressed by the main articles in the database. The objective of this research is to analyze the thematic behavior of the articles published by PubMed on coronavirus in the first half of 2020, using the Coronavirus Metric Observatory of the University of Pinar del Río as an analysis tool. The scientific interest of the study is concentrated in the variables subject, MeSH and keywords; those that are analyzed with different metric techniques that facilitate the visualization and interpretation of the results. It was shown that PubMed, among the most recurrent topics, has socialized research in virology, microbiology, pharmaceuticals, comprehensive general medicine and their relationships with oncology, neurology, pediatrics, psychology, psychiatry, ophthalmology, nutrition, telemedicine and medical devices(AU)


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Humans , Biopharmaceutics , Racial Groups , Nutritional Sciences , COVID-19 , Microbiology
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Rev. panam. salud pública ; 45: e78, 2021. tab, graf
Article in English | LILACS | ID: biblio-1289861

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ABSTRACT The Health Sciences Descriptors (DeCS) vocabulary establishes a unique and common language that allows the organization and facilitates the search and retrieval of technical and scientific literature on health available in the information sources of the Virtual Health Library. The DeCS, created by the Latin American and Caribbean Center on Health Sciences Information (BIREME), a specialized center of the Pan American Health Organization/World Health Organization (PAHO/WHO), is the translation and extension of the Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) vocabulary, maintained by the United States National Library of Medicine. BIREME, in coordination with experts from Latin America and the Caribbean, has included in the DeCS the topics of equity, gender, ethnicity and human rights—cross-cutting themes in the programmatic framework of PAHO/WHO technical cooperation—to ensure better retrieval and use of scientific information and evidence related to these topics. The objective of this article is to describe the methodology used during the terminology review of the DeCS and to report the results obtained and the impacts of the terminology expansion in the field of equity, which included the inclusion of 35 new descriptors.


RESUMEN El vocabulario Descriptores en Ciencias de la Salud (DeCS) establece un lenguaje único y común que permite la organización y facilita la búsqueda y recuperación de la literatura técnica y científica en salud disponible en las fuentes de información de la Biblioteca Virtual en Salud. El DeCS, creado por el Centro Latinoamericano y del Caribe de Información en Ciencias de la Salud (BIREME), un centro especializado de la Organización Panamericana de la Salud/Organización Mundial de la Salud (OPS/OMS), es la traducción y la extensión del vocabulario Medical Subject Headings (MeSH), mantenido por la National Library of Medicine de los Estados Unidos. BIREME, en coordinación con expertos de América Latina y el Caribe, ha incluido en el DeCS los temas de equidad, género, etnicidad y derechos humanos —temas transversales en el marco programático de la cooperación técnica de la OPS/OMS— para garantizar una mejor recuperación y uso de la información y evidencia científica relacionadas a estos temas. El objetivo de este artículo es describir el método de revisión terminológica del DeCS e informar los resultados obtenidos y los impactos de la ampliación terminológica en el área de equidad, que comprendió la inclusión de 35 nuevos descriptores.


Subject(s)
Latin American and Caribbean Center on Health Sciences Information , Health Equity , Access to Information , Medical Subject Headings , Terminology as Topic
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Rio de Janeiro; s.n; 2021. 97 f p. tab, fig.
Thesis in Portuguese | LILACS | ID: biblio-1396546

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Esta dissertação investiga a construção dos fenômenos da morte e do luto gestacional e neonatal como problemática social e experiência de saúde na contemporaneidade. A medicina e os avanços tecnológicos têm promovido transformações relativas aos valores acerca da reprodução e do nascituro/recém-nascido. A redução das taxas de mortalidade alcançadas pela medicina a partir da metade do séc. XX oblitera o tema dos possíveis desenlaces fatais das gestações. Qualificados como "bebês", conceptos encarnam projetos de família e, por conseguinte, podem adquirir para o par parental o estatuto de pessoa, ainda que sua vida não tenha vingado. Diante do óbito prematuro (seja na gestação ou no pós-parto), observa-se o desinvestimento médico e dos serviços de saúde: as mulheres acometidas padecem de invisibilidade e ausência de cuidado. Este trabalho consiste, de um lado, na abordagem etnográfica documental dos Descritores em Ciências da Saúde (DeCS/MeSH) com o objetivo de delinear valores e normas de conduta biomédicos relacionados à assistência reprodutiva e à do recém-nascido. O conjunto de classificações biomédicas é permeado por moralidades distintas que concedem ora a condição de resto fetal, ora o estatuto de pessoa, paciente e cidadão. De outro lado, dada a escassez de literatura brasileira, foram analisadas produções feministas/acadêmicas norte-americanas e francesas acerca da crescente visibilização do fenômeno do luto gestacional e neonatal (LGNN). Em resposta ao vácuo social do par parental cujo filho não sobreviveu, profissionais e acadêmicas engajam-se na ressignificação dos projetos de maternidade (e paternidade) interrompidos. São discursos e práticas calcados em críticas à episteme e hierarquia médicas. O entrelaçamento entre afetação e saber especializado oferece visibilidade e inserção coletiva às trajetórias femininas atravessadas pela morte prematura de filhos; o ideário do luto GNN concede novos sentidos à procriação, ao corpo feminino e à pessoa do nascituro/recém-nascido.


This dissertation investigates the construction of the phenomena of gestational and neonatal death and mourning as a contemporary social problem and health experience. Technological advances have promoted changes in the values of reproduction and personhood of the unborn/newborn. The decrease of the mortality rates, achieved by the applied medical science in the middle of the twentieth century, obliterates possible fatalities in the outcomes of pregnancies. Qualified as "babies", unborn children embody family projects and can be given the sense of personhood, regardless of its survival. However, when facing premature death (gestational or after birth), doctors and caregivers reduce the offers of services: affected women suffer from invisibility and absence of care. This research consists, on one hand, in the ethnography of Medical Subject Headings (DeCS/MeSH) to delineate biomedical values and norms of conduct related to reproductive and neonatal care. The set of biomedical classifications is permeated by ambiguous moralities that sometimes grant the condition of fetal waste, or the status of person, patient, and citizen. On the other hand, given the lack of Brazilian literature, North American and French authors ground the analysis of the growing visibility of the phenomenon of gestational and neonatal mourning. In response to the social gap experienced by the couple whose child did not survive, caregivers and academics engage themselves in the production of frames for the interrupted projects of motherhood (and fatherhood). The discourses and practices are based on criticisms of the medical knowledge and hierarchy. The intertwining between affectation and expertise offers visibility and integration to the women who suffered the premature death of their children; the ideology of gestational and neonatal (GNN) mourning assigns new meanings to the process of procreation, the female body, and the personhood of the unborn/newborn.


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Humans , Female , Pregnancy , Infant, Newborn , Bereavement , Perinatal Death
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Rev. med. vet. zoot ; 67(3): 253-261, sep.-dic. 2020. tab
Article in Spanish | LILACS, COLNAL | ID: biblio-1251920

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RESUMEN Objetivo: determinar la frecuencia de dirofilariosis en caninos de la localidad 3 de la ciudad de Cartagena. Materiales y métodos: estudio correlacional de corte transversal. Se tomaron muestras de sangre de 128 perros con el consentimiento previo e informado de sus dueños. Se registró la información sociodemográfica y los síntomas. A las muestras se les realizo observación directa, extendido de sangre periferia coloreado con Wright y la técnica de Knott. Resultados: se estableció que 19,5% de los perros se encontraban parasitados con Dirofilaria sp. Los signos sugestivos de dirofilariosis más frecuentes fueron pérdida de peso y disminución del apetito (10,9% cada uno). El 76% de los caninos eran mestizos. Conclusiones: la frecuencia de dirofilariosis se concentra principalmente en barrios de escasos recursos, los síntomas identificados son sugestivos de una dirofilariosis canina.


ABSTRACT Objective: to determine the frequency of dirofilariosis in canines from locality 3 of Cartagena city. Materials and methods: cross-sectional correlational study. Blood samples were taken for 128 dogs prior informed consent by their owners. Sociodemographic information and symptoms were registered. The samples have been analyzed using direct examination, Wright stained blood smear and Knott technique. Results: it was established that 19.5% of dogs were parasitized by Dirofilaria sp. Most common signs suggestive of Dirofilariosis were weight loss, and decreased appetite (10.9% each). 76% were mixed race dogs. Conclusions: the frequency of dirofilariosis focused on lower income neighborhoods. The identified symptoms are suggestive of canine dirofilariasis.


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Animals , Dogs , Signs and Symptoms , Blood , Prevalence , Dirofilaria immitis , Dogs , Pets , Cross-Sectional Studies , Tropical Ecosystem , Aedes , Culex , Anopheles , Culicidae
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Biomédica (Bogotá) ; 40(supl.2): 16-26, oct. 2020. graf
Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: biblio-1142444

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Actualmente, el mundo se enfrenta a la pandemia generada por el SARS-CoV-2, infección para la cual no hay medidas farmacológicas de prevención ni tratamiento. Hasta el momento, ha dejado más de 4'880.000 casos confirmados y 322.000 muertes. Se han propuesto diferentes estrategias para el control de la enfermedad que implican la participación de diferentes sectores de la sociedad con acciones guiadas por lineamientos jurídicos y basados en medidas de salud pública, entre ellas, la contención, la mitigación, el aislamiento físico y la cuarentena. Dado que se trata de una situación de dimensión poblacional, la información tiene un papel fundamental; sin embargo, la proliferación de términos nuevos, muchas veces usados erróneamente, causa confusión y desinformación y, en consecuencia, limitan la participación ciudanía. En ese contexto, en el presente documento se hizo una revisión de los términos utilizados en epidemias y pandemias de enfermedades infecciosas, con énfasis en la COVID-19, para facilitar al público general la comprensión de los términos relevantes sobre el comportamiento de los agentes patógenos y de su ciclo epidémico y pandémico, así como los criterios para la adopción de las decisiones pertinentes en salud pública. Se aspira a que el glosario resultante ayude al uso correcto de los términos y a homogenizar la información.


Currently, the world is facing the pandemic generated by SARS-CoV-2. There are no no pharmacological measures for the prevention or treatment of this infection and, so far, it has caused more than 4'880.000 confirmed cases and 322.000 deaths. The different strategies for the control of the disease that have been proposed involve the participation of different actors. Such participation, guided by legal guidelines based on public health measures, include containment, mitigation, physical isolation, and quarantine. As this is a population-based problem, information plays a primary role; however, the many new terms hat have arisen and their misuse confuse and, therefore, misinform thus limiting citizen participation. For this reason, we conducted a review of the terms used in epidemics and pandemics of infectious diseases, particularly COVID-19. We considered and differentiated the relevant terms to facilitate the understanding of pathogen's behavior and epidemic and pandemic cycles, as well as the criteria for public health decision-making for the general public. This glossary should facilitate the use of the terms and standardize the information.


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Coronavirus Infections , Pandemics , Medical Subject Headings , SARS-CoV-2
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Article | IMSEAR | ID: sea-215695

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Background: Embryological maldevelopment of the Mullerian or paramesonephric duct results in congenital uterine anomalies. A rare developmental anomaly is a septate uterus with cervical duplication and a longitudinal vaginal septum. This anomaly cannot be explained by the classical unidirectional Mullerian developmental theory and does not fit into American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) classification of uterine anomalies. The bidirectional Mullerian developmental theory holds good for this type of anomalies and the new ESHRE/ESGE classification for female urogenital tract anomaly (CONUTA) is more suitable for effective categorization, diagnosis, and treatment.Case Report: Two cases of the complete uterine septum with double cervix and longitudinal vaginal septum who presented with dysmenorrhea, dyspareunia, and infertility were diagnosed and managed by hysteroscopy and laparoscopy. The vaginal and the uterine septum were resected. Both the patients had an uneventful post-operative recovery period and were followed up for a period of 1 year. The symptoms such as dysmenorrhea and dyspareunia improved significantly without any effect on the fertility outcome.Conclusion:Very few of such cases are reported in the literature. This rare anomaly is explained by the bidirectional Mullerian developmental theory and the application of the new ESHRE/ESGE classification of the urogenital tract (CONUTA) is more suitable for such anomalies for effective categorization, diagnosis, and treatment.

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Rev. Fac. Odontol. Univ. Antioq ; 31(1): 91-101, July-Dec. 2019. tab, graf
Article in English | LILACS | ID: biblio-1115193

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Abstract Introduction: the PICO mnemonic is an evidence-based medicine tool that helps formulate the research questions needed to conduct the right search for scientific information. To properly classify this information, controlled languages or thesauruses are used for information retrieval. The aim was to identify whether the PICO search strategy in evidence-based medicine using the MeSH, Emtree and DeCS thesauruses answers a research question in the field of dentistry. Methods: to carry out the PICO strategy, a research question was formulated, identifying the natural language terms for each component of the PICO acronym, which were normalized into the three thesauruses to create the search equations. Results: 43 results were found on Medline through PubMed, 5 on Embase, and 0 on LILACS. There were 4 original articles that answer the research question, proving to be an effective strategy for finding clinical evidence. Conclusion: this study shows that the strategy helps obtain results to answer the question posed. It should be noted that, in order to successfully search and retrieve information, researchers should use the PICO strategy and get familiar with the thesauruses that help structure search equations in the various bibliographic databases.


Resumen Introducción: la mnemotecnia PICO es una herramienta de la medicina basada en la evidencia que facilita la formulación de preguntas de investigación necesarias para realizar una correcta búsqueda de información científica. Para clasificar adecuadamente esta información se utilizan lenguajes controlados o tesauros que permiten ubicar dicha información. El objetivo del presente estudio consistió en identificar si la estrategia de búsqueda PICO de la medicina basada en la evidencia, utilizando los tesauros MeSH, Emtree y DeCS, responde a una pregunta de investigación en el campo de la odontología. Métodos: para llevar a cabo la estrategia PICO, se elaboró una pregunta de investigación, se identificaron los términos en lenguaje natural para cada componente del acrónimo PICO, posteriormente se normalizaron en los tres tesauros y se construyeron las ecuaciones de búsqueda. Resultados: se encontraron 43 resultados en Medline a través de la plataforma PubMed, 5 en Embase y 0 en LILACS. Se identificaron 4 artículos originales que responden la pregunta de investigación, demostrando ser una estrategia eficaz para la búsqueda de evidencia clínica. Conclusión: el ejercicio realizado en el presente trabajo logró demostrar que la estrategia permite obtener resultados que responden a la pregunta planteada. Cabe resaltar que, para tener éxito en la búsqueda y obtención de información, los investigadores deberían utilizar la estrategia PICO y conocer los diferentes tesauros que facilitan la construcción de las ecuaciones de búsqueda en las diferentes bases de datos bibliográficas.


Subject(s)
Evidence-Based Dentistry
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Diagn. tratamento ; 24(2): [59-63], abr - jun 2019. tab, fig
Article in Portuguese | LILACS | ID: biblio-1015338

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Introdução: Com o crescimento contínuo das informações disponíveis na área da saúde, é fundamental que o profissional da saúde desenvolva habilidades e competências para realizar buscas de evidências cientificas. Objetivo: Apresentar as principais bases da área da saúde e os mecanismos de busca específicos para cada uma delas. Métodos: Estudo descritivo desenvolvido na Disciplina de Medicina Baseada em Evidências da Escola Paulista de Medicina (EPM), Universidade Federal de São Paulo (Unifesp). Resultados: Este estudo apresentou os quatro passos do processo de busca em uma base de dados científica da área da saúde: (1) identificação da pergunta estruturada por meio dos acrônimos PICO/PECO, (2) escolha da base de dados (3) escolha e uso dos descritores em saúde apropriados para cada base (DeCS/MeSH/EMTREE) e (4) escolha e uso dos operadores booleanos (AND/OR/AND NOT). Conclusão: O processo de elaboração de uma estratégia de busca para bases de dados da área da saúde pode ser estruturado em quatro passos iniciais, que vão da identificação da pergunta estruturada ao uso dos operadores booleanos. Apropriar-se destes passos é fundamental para conseguir elaborar uma estratégia de busca adequada, capaz de recuperar os estudos de interesse e que abordem realmente a pergunta proposta.


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Epidemiology, Descriptive , Databases, Bibliographic , Evidence-Based Medicine , Medical Subject Headings , Methodology as a Subject , Search Engine
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Chinese Journal of Geriatrics ; (12): 1062-1064, 2019.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-797892

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Objective@#To discuss the subjects of Chinese geriatrics in recent ten years by analyzing the keywords of Chinese Journal of Geriatrics.@*Methods@#Subjects and subject network(subject-specific network)of Chinese geriatrics were built by the statistical analysis and complex network method based on the analysis of keywords in Chinese Journal of Geriatrics from 2007 to 2018.@*Results@#In recent ten years, 3808 articles were published in Chinese Journal of Geriatrics with a total of 4467 keywords.The keywords frequency was 1 in 3284 keywords.Keywords frequency was not less than 20 in 79 keywords, which was published in two-thirds of all published articles.The keywords frequency was not less than 10 in 186 keywords, which was published in 80% of all published articles, forming an interrelated thematic network.@*Conclusions@#Subjects of Chinese geriatrics have a diversity and relative centrality, and correlations between the subjects are the complexly interdisciplinary subject network.

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Chinese Journal of Geriatrics ; (12): 1062-1064, 2019.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-791629

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Objective To discuss the subjects of Chinese geriatrics in recent ten years by analyzing the keywords of Chinese Journal of Geriatrics.Methods Subjects and subject network (subject-specific network)of Chinese geriatrics were built by the statistical analysis and complex network method based on the analysis of keywords in Chinese Journal of Geriatrics from 2007 to 2018.Results In recent ten years,3808 articles were published in Chinese Journal of Geriatrics with a total of 4467 keywords.The keywords frequency was 1 in 3284 keywords.Keywords frequency was not less than 20 in 79 keywords,which was published in two-thirds of all published articles.The keywords frequency was not less than 10 in 186 keywords,which was published in 80% of all published articles,forming an interrelated thematic network.Conclusions Subjects of Chinese geriatrics have a diversity and relative centrality,and correlations between the subjects are the complexly interdisciplinary subject network.

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rev. psicogente ; 21(39): 88-101, ene.-jun. 2018. tab, graf
Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: biblio-963578

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Resumen Objetivo: Describir el comportamiento de los resultados obtenidos en distintas pruebas de eva luación de Teoría de la Mente (Test de expresiones faciales, Test de Sally y Ann, Historias extrañas de Happé y Faux Pas) y el Test Coeficiente de Empatía y Sistematización para niños de 4 a 11 años de Baron-Cohen; además pretendió determinar si existía una correlación entre los constructos de Teoría de la Mente y Empatía. Método: De tipo cuantitativo, empírico-analítico, exploratorio-descriptivo y de campo, donde se tomó como muestra para el grupo de casos a 8 niños y 2 niñas, en tre los 7 y los 11 años de edad, diagnosticado(a)s con síndrome de Asperger, asistentes a procesos terapéuticos en un Instituto de Desarrollo Integral, mientras que para el grupo control seleccionó a 8 niños y 2 niñas de una Institución educativa pública de Manizales, no diagnosticado(a)s con síndrome de Asperger, equiparados con el grupo de casos respecto a género y edad; ambos grupos contaron con el respectivo consentimiento informado de sus padres o acudientes legales. El análi sis estadístico se realizó a través de las pruebas U de Mann Whitneyy Chi-Cuadrado. Resultados: Corroboraron diferencias poblacionales en las pruebas, donde el grupo control obtuvo mejores puntajes que el grupo de casos en general; sin embargo no fue posible encontrar una correlación entre la Teoría de la Mente y la Empatía. Conclusión: Se sugieren nuevas investigaciones con muestras de mayor tamaño para evitar la dispersión de los datos.


Abstract Objective: Compare the behavior of the results obtained in the different tests of theory of mind (Facial Expressions Test, Sally Anne Test, Happe's strange stories tasks and Faux Pas Test) and the coefficient Test of empathy and systematization for children 4 to 11 years by Baron-Cohen; Also was intended to determine if there is a correlation between both constructs. Method: Empirical- analytic, exploratory-descriptive and of field, it took as sample for the group of cases to 8 boys and 2 girls, betwen 7 and 11 years old, diagnosed with Asperger syndrome, assistants to thera peutic processes in an Institute of Integral development, while for the control group were took to 8 boys and 2 girls from a public educational Institution of Manizales, without the diagnostic of Asperger syndrome, matched with the group of cases respect to gender and age; both groups had the respective informed condense from their parents or their legal assistants. The statistical analysis was made with U de Mann Whitney y Chi-Cuadrado. Results: Corroborated differences in tests, where the control group got better scores than the group of cases; however, it was not possible to find a correlation between empathy and theory of mind. Conclusion: It is suggested new researches with larger sample size to avoid the dispersion of data.

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São Paulo med. j ; 136(2): 103-108, Mar.-Apr. 2018. tab
Article in English | LILACS | ID: biblio-904147

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ABSTRACT BACKGROUND: A high-quality electronic search is essential for ensuring accuracy and comprehensiveness among the records retrieved when conducting systematic reviews. Therefore, we aimed to identify the most efficient method for searching in both MEDLINE (through PubMed) and EMBASE, covering search terms with variant spellings, direct and indirect orders, and associations with MeSH and EMTREE terms (or lack thereof). DESIGN AND SETTING: Experimental study. UNESP, Brazil. METHODS: We selected and analyzed 37 search strategies that had specifically been developed for the field of anesthesiology. These search strategies were adapted in order to cover all potentially relevant search terms, with regard to variant spellings and direct and indirect orders, in the most efficient manner. RESULTS: When the strategies included variant spellings and direct and indirect orders, these adapted versions of the search strategies selected retrieved the same number of search results in MEDLINE (mean of 61.3%) and a higher number in EMBASE (mean of 63.9%) in the sample analyzed. The numbers of results retrieved through the searches analyzed here were not identical with and without associated use of MeSH and EMTREE terms. However, association of these terms from both controlled vocabularies retrieved a larger number of records than did the use of either one of them. CONCLUSIONS: In view of these results, we recommend that the search terms used should include both preferred and non-preferred terms (i.e. variant spellings and direct/indirect order of the same term) and associated MeSH and EMTREE terms, in order to develop highly-sensitive search strategies for systematic reviews.


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Humans , Subject Headings , Review Literature as Topic , Information Storage and Retrieval/methods , Search Engine/methods , Anesthesiology , MEDLINE
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E-Cienc. inf ; 7(2)dic. 2017.
Article in Spanish | LILACS-Express | LILACS | ID: biblio-1506115

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n este ensayo se analizan los Sistemas para la Organización del Conocimiento (SOC) con el objetivo de establecer su definición y la forma en que evolucionó históricamente. Se propone que los SOC son fundamentales en la bibliotecología, en tanto que estandarizan los procesos ordenadores y posibilitan el efectivo rescate de la información. Se determina que: (1) en la parte conceptual confluyen diversos conceptos de SOC, (2) su evolución histórica está asociada a visiones interdisciplinarias (epistemología, ciencias cognitivas, bibliotecología, ciencias computacionales), (3) históricamente, han pasado por diversas etapas, asociadas a los paradigmas organizadores imperantes y, (4) actualmente, están en un proceso de ajuste a contextos digitales asociados a la Web 2.0, la Web Semántica y el Linked Data. Finalmente, puede concluirse que el estudio teórico de los SOC es importante, ya que contribuye a una mejor planeación de las aplicaciones prácticas que éstos pueden tener en la organización de recursos de información.


his essay analyzes Knowledge Organization Systems (KOS) with the aim to establish its concept and historical evolution. It proposes that KOS are essential in library science because standardizes the ordering process and enable an effective information retrieval. It determines that: (1) in the conceptual facet converges many concepts of KOS, (2) their historical evolution is associated with interdisciplinary visions (epistemology, cognitive sciences, library science, computer science), (3) along the time, have gone through various stages, associated with prevailing organizers paradigms and, (4) currently, KOS are in a process of adjustment to digital contexts: associated with the Web 2.0, Semantic Web and Linked Data. Finally, it concludes that the theoretical study about the KOS is important because it contributes to a better planning of the practical applications that it may have in the organization of information resources.

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Rev. méd. Chile ; 145(12): 1610-1618, dic. 2017. tab, graf
Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: biblio-902487

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Developing skills to search the medical literature has potential benefits on patient care and allow physicians to better orient their efforts when answering daily clinical questions. The objective of this paper is to share useful tools for optimizing medical literature retrieval in MEDLINE using PubMed including MeSH terms, filters and connectors.


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Humans , Physicians , Information Storage and Retrieval/methods , Guidelines as Topic , PubMed , Periodicals as Topic , Information Storage and Retrieval/standards , MEDLINE , Medical Subject Headings
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Rev. enferm. Inst. Mex. Seguro Soc ; 25(2): 145-150, Abril.-Jun. 2017. tab
Article in Spanish | LILACS, BDENF | ID: biblio-1031331

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En este ensayo se hace un abordaje de los Descriptores en Ciencias de la Salud (DeCS) desde una perspectiva del paradigma de la complejidad, como ruta de abordaje se determinó definir a los DeCS, definir el descriptor Enfermería Basada en la Evidencia (EBE) y el término Enfermería de Práctica Avanzada (EPA). Posteriormente, se delineó lo que en el pensamiento complejo se llama auto-eco-organización y al interior de ese entramado proponemos a los DeCS como un mensaje en la complejidad de la comunicación étic-émic. Se explicó la interrelación de la transdisciplina de la EBE y, a manera de conclusión, se hizo una breve reflexión sobre la subsunción del lenguaje en general y el lenguaje controlado en particular, en un entorno global.


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In this essay an approach is made to the Descriptors in Health Sciences (DeCS) from a perspec¬tive of the complexity paradigm, as an approach path was determined to define the DeCS, to define the descriptor Nursing Based on Evidence (EBE) and The term Advanced Practice Nursing (EPA). Later, we delineated what in complex thinking is called self-eco-organization and within that framework we propose the DeCS as a message in the complexity of ethical-emic communi-cation. The interrelation of the transdiscipline of EBE was explained, and by way of conclusion a brief reflection was made on the subsumption of language in general and controlled language in particular, in a global environment.


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Humans , Subject Headings , Evidence-Based Nursing , Medical Subject Headings , Advanced Practice Nursing , Information Services , Mexico , Humans
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Healthcare Informatics Research ; : 218-225, 2017.
Article in English | WPRIM | ID: wpr-41206

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OBJECTIVES: A citation analysis of biomedical and health sciences journals was conducted based on their enlistment in journal databases to identify the factors contributing to the citation metrics. METHODS: Among the 1,219 academic journals managed by the National Center for Medical Information and Knowledge at the Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 556 journals were included for analysis as of July 2016. The characteristics of the journals include history years, publication media, language, open-access policy as well as the status enlisted in international and domestic databases, such as Science Citation Index (SCI), Scopus, Medline, PubMed Central, Embase, and Korea Citation Index (KCI). Six bibliometric measures were collected from SCI, Scopus, and KCI as of 2015, the most recent disclosure year. Analyses of group differences and influential factors were conducted using t-tests, Mann-Whitney tests, and multiple regression. RESULTS: Journal characteristics, such as history years, publication media, and open-access policy, were not significant factors influencing global or domestical citation of the journals. However, global citations were higher for SCI and Medline enlisted journals than for their counterparts. Among KCI journals, the KCI impact factors of journals published in English only were lower. CONCLUSIONS: Efforts by journals to be enlisted in international databases, especially in SCI and Medline, are critical to enhance their global circulation. However, articles published in English only hinder the use of domestic researchers. Different strategies are required for enhancing international and domestic readerships.


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Access to Information , Disclosure , Journal Impact Factor , Korea , Medical Subject Headings , Publications , Regression Analysis , Republic of Korea
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