Hello everyone!
A year ago I participate in a research laboratory of the
university, has the same practice as the theory, besides being able to
participate in different congresses.
In the first congress that I participated, I had to carry
out a bibliographical review on a particular topic. (for those who don’t know
what is, a bibliographic review is a document that analyzes and discusses
notices published in an area of knowledge)
well, to be able to write about that particular topic, to
use the scientific databases, which I recommend, these are:
- Pubmed or Medline: it’s a search engine for access to the
MEDLINE database of citations and abstracts of biomedical research articles.
and
-Embase: another database where you can find biomedical
research publications.
These databases are very useful, since there are clinical
cases, investigations, systematic reviews, etc. those Works help for our
professional development.
There are also other databases that are specifically of a
certain category, for example, Cochrane publishes only clinical trials.
I hope that these three databases will be useful for
professional development, understanding other areas of dentistry that are not
only clinical.
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