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Health Evidence Search Tool: Efficient Health Resource Identification

Adaptable tool for health departments to identify relevant resources efficiently, ensuring quality and accuracy. Develops by Health Evidence and Peel Health, not for profit. The process includes identifying, evaluating, and assessing articles from various databases.

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Health Evidence Search Tool: Efficient Health Resource Identification

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  1. Health departments are welcome to adapt this tool. Requirements for adapting this tool include: Health Evidence and Peel Health are acknowledged for tool development; and adapted tool cannot be used for profit (not to be sold). Overview of Search Process (date) Systems (#) Single studies (#) MEDLINE CINAHL EMBASE Summaries (#) Syntheses (#) Synopses of Syntheses (#) Synopses of Single studies (#) Total identified articles (#) Removal of duplicates Duplicates (#) Primary relevance assessment Non-relevant (based on title and abstract screening) (#) Potentially relevant articles (#) Relevance assessment of full document versions (#) Non-relevant articles (#) Relevance criteria #1 (#) Relevance criteria #3 (#) Relevance criteria #2 (#) Total relevant articles (#) Quality assessment of relevant articles (#) Weak articles (#) Strong articles (#) Moderate articles (#)

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