Using and writing reviews to inform your practice
作者： Maria J. Grant , Anthea Sutton
DOI: 10.1111/J.1471-1842.2010.00928.X
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摘要: Reviews are seen as a way of exploiting existing data or research findings more fully and can offer summarised insight into the current understanding evidence. Library information science (LIS) workers use reviews to inform their decision-making service planning. Although LIS evidence base continues grow there will frequently be times when no published available. In these instances, you may consider undertaking your own review. Different types review require different approaches and, by deciding from outset what kind yours be, methodology. Guidelines on writing for Health Information Libraries Journal presented.
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