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Creation and evaluation of information resources in medicine
Janda, Aleš ; Kasal, Pavel (advisor) ; Hendl, Jan (referee) ; Mihál, Vladimír (referee) ; Sumerauer, David (referee)
A field covering generation and evaluation of the medical information is a broad one. During my doctoral studies I focused on medical information mainly using the evidence-based medicine (EBM) principles. This approach leads to the use of currently best available medical data in the treatment of patients. The EBM methodology might be classified into two basic groups: afferent and efferent one. The afferent part is focused on development of information resources whereas the efferent one promotes optimal use of these resources and a critical application of the retrieved facts. Due to practical reasons (to limit extent of the text) I concentrated in the thesis on only one field of my activity. The text deals mainly with afferent part of EBM, namely with formation of a qualitative and quantitative synthesis of knowledge through compilation of a systematic review and meta-analysis. Compilation of systematic reviews of prognostic markers is discussed in a detail. It is a field not appropriately covered in the Czech literature. The practical outcome documented in the thesis is a description of the systematic review of immunohistochemical prognostic markers in intracranial ependymomas that was created and published by our research team. Compilation of this systematic review and meta-analysis was one of the...
Creation and evaluation of information resources in medicine
Janda, Aleš ; Kasal, Pavel (advisor) ; Hendl, Jan (referee) ; Mihál, Vladimír (referee) ; Sumerauer, David (referee)
A field covering generation and evaluation of the medical information is a broad one. During my doctoral studies I focused on medical information mainly using the evidence-based medicine (EBM) principles. This approach leads to the use of currently best available medical data in the treatment of patients. The EBM methodology might be classified into two basic groups: afferent and efferent one. The afferent part is focused on development of information resources whereas the efferent one promotes optimal use of these resources and a critical application of the retrieved facts. Due to practical reasons (to limit extent of the text) I concentrated in the thesis on only one field of my activity. The text deals mainly with afferent part of EBM, namely with formation of a qualitative and quantitative synthesis of knowledge through compilation of a systematic review and meta-analysis. Compilation of systematic reviews of prognostic markers is discussed in a detail. It is a field not appropriately covered in the Czech literature. The practical outcome documented in the thesis is a description of the systematic review of immunohistochemical prognostic markers in intracranial ependymomas that was created and published by our research team. Compilation of this systematic review and meta-analysis was one of the...
Medical librarian and information specialist: its role and possibilities of education. Case study e-learning course Evidence-Based Medicine and Medical Librarian
Papík, R. ; Souček, M. ; Papíková, Vendula
The work deals with the current role of medical librarian and information worker in the Czech and foreign context, the potential of value added information services, and the role of training of medical librarians and information professionals in supporting the implementation of principles of evidence-based medicine (EBM) into clinical practice. These issues are discussed on the example of the course "EBM and Medical Librarian," which was realized in cooperation with the University of North Carolina and Duke University.
Retrieval of Scientific Medical Information in MEDLINE/ PubMed Regarding Demands of Evidence-Based Medicine
Papíková, Vendula
The purpose of the paper is to refer on information retrieval tools with regard to specific demands of evidence-based medicine. The tools have been chosen from the group of openly available web interfaces and search engines providing efficient searching of high quality and clinical relevant information in the database MEDLINE/ PubMed. Detailed description is given on following systems: PubMed Clinical Queries, PICO, AskMEDLINE, PubMed Interact and PubMatrix.
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