("Alcohol abus$3" or "alcohol use$2" or Anxiety or Bereavement or Conflict$2 or Compulsion or coping or Cyberchondria or Depression or despair or "disruptive behavior" or Distress or "emotion regulation" or "financial strain" or Hypochondriasis or Isolation or Loneliness or "mental health" or mental or Mood or Obsession or "obsessive-compulsive" or "obsessive compulsive disorder" or overwhelmed or Panic or Posttraumatic or "Post trauma$3" or "prolonged grief" or Psychiatric or "psychiatric disorder" or "psychological well-being" or Psychologic or "psychological impact" or psychoses or psychosis or Ptsd or resilience or resilient or "social isolation" or Stress$3 or "substance use" or "Substance abuse" or Suicide or Suicidal or telepsychiatry or traumatic or violence or worry or "food security" or "community psychology" or fear or "self-harm" or bereavement or "death wish" or "sleep-wake disorder$1" or grief or "poor-sleep" or burnout or trichotillomania or mania$1 or traumatization or coronaphobia or phobia$1 or "impulse control" or "social support" or "moral distress").mp.ġ. *mental health/ or exp *mental disorders/ or exp *anxiety disorders/ or exp *"disruptive, impulse control, and conduct disorders"/ or exp *"feeding and eating disorders"/ or exp *mood disorders/ or exp *personality disorders/ or exp *sleep wake disorders/ or exp *substance-related disorders/ or exp *"trauma and stressor related disorders"/ or exp *stress disorders, traumatic/ or hypochondriasis/ or resilience, psychological/ģ. COVID-19 Vaccines/ or COVID-19/ or COVID-19 Testing/ or COVID-19 Serological Testing/ or SARS-CoV-2/ or exp coronavirus/Ģ. However some records from the 1980s and 1990s don't index language at all.1. English language - works for most old and new records.There are the only two limits we recommend: They do not include indexing for age ranges or gender or most other automated limits - so we lose ALL of the non-indexed records if we use those limits.They do not include indexing for human or animal studies - so we lose ALL of the non-indexed records if we 'limit to humans'.They do not include subject headings - so we have to use text word searches to find them.Of course these non-indexed records include the latest research, so we don't want to lose them. The records received from publishers are basic and don't (yet) include subject headings. Some databases, such as Ovid MEDLINE(R) ALL, include many thousands of non-indexed records and pre-print publications. These new records flood in from electronic publications and there is a time lag before they can be fully indexed or described. Retrieves words the specified number of spaces from each other in any order eg blood adj3 results retrieves blood in test results or results in blood loss etc Retrieves words directly adjacent to each other in either order eg nursing adj1 cancer would retrieve cancer nursing or nursing cancer patients Substitutes for zero or one character eg p?ediatric retrieves pediatric or paediatric Substitutes for one character only eg organi#e retrieves organise or organize Nurs* retrieves nurse, nurses, nursed, nursing, nursemaid. Searches unlimited characters after the truncation eg diabet* retrieves diabetic, diabetes. Usually used in conjunction with title eg diabetes.ti,ab.Īdded to the end of a word or phrase. Searches for a word or phrase in the abstract of a record. Searches for a word or phrase in the title of a record eg "Managing diabetes in primary health".
0 kommentar(er)
